I really like the concept of OneTake AI but there were too many issues and limitations that made it non-viable for my applications.

Main issues:

- Language translation: this is highly limited if you are offering any external services because it requires the subject to record specific words and phrases for the AI to reproduce the voice and lip sync. This is logical and understandable but highly limited for any video editors that will never have that content to provide. As an editor, I could provide four hours of content reference for AI to process and understand voice tonality and replication from a single subject - but I don't have the specific words they want - so language translation won't work for me.

- The onscreen text that, at a glance, might look like bullet points in some situations seem to be a direct transcription. I'd honestly much rather have bullet points in those specific visual presentations. When I tried to edit the text for on-screen options, my footage would have either lost sync - or edits out footage that I didn't want removed.

- There's a "made with OneTake AI" that is built into each video created that doesn't seem to be removable. For lots of applications, this is a non-starter.

Overall, this might be a great match for a lot of people but definitely not for my use case and application.