The client was happy with the AI-generated talent — the look, the performance, the setting — but the screens behind him were a mess. Misspelled headers, charts with percentages that don't add up, and dates that don't exist. Classic AI-generated UI: convincing at a glance, falling apart under any real attention.
Re-running the generation to fix it would've meant more render costs and more time waiting on the prompt lottery, with no guarantee the next pass would look any better.
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AI generation can be so frustrating. Every fix means another generation, another wait, more tokens, with no guarantee the next pass gets it right. There's no dialing it in — just hoping.
That's where manual compositing comes in. Instead of re-generating and re-rolling, the screens are tracked frame-by-frame and replaced with a real, pixel-accurate UI — built to spec, adjusted on request, no guesswork.