Martechseries iconMartechseriesSep 2, 2026

315-Person Study Finds Most Viewers Can’t Tell AI Video Editing From Human Editing, Yet Prefer It

Human-edited video won on engagement and trust, but 53.3% of viewers still mistook the AI-edited version for the human one.

315-Person Study Finds Most Viewers Can’t Tell AI Video Editing From Human Editing, Yet Prefer It

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Human-edited video won on engagement and trust, but 53.3% of viewers still mistook the AI-edited version for the human one.

Editvideo.io, a subscription-based video editing service, today released the results of an independent study testing whether everyday viewers can tell the difference between video edited by a professional...

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Human-edited video won on engagement and trust, but 53.3% of viewers still mistook the AI-edited version for the human one. Editvideo.io, a subscription-based video editing service, today released the results of an independent study testing whether everyday viewers can tell the difference between video edited by a professional human editor and video edited entirely by […]

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Editvideo.io, a subscription-based video editing service, today released the results of an independent study testing whether everyday viewers can tell the difference between video edited by a professional human editor and video edited entirely by […]

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