If Kevin O'Leary woke up broke tomorrow, he wouldn't panic, pout, or panic-buy a lottery ticket. He'd do what millions of people are already trying to do every day-turn their phone into a paycheck. Because in a world where everyone's trying to become a content creator, monetize their Facebook page, or figure out what exactly "engagement" means, O'Leary says there's a better, faster way to make real money.
If you've ever wished you could turn a single photo into a talking, expressive video-without hiring a camera crew or learning complex motion graphics-Toki AI makes that practical. It's an online tool that converts an image into a lifelike, lip-synced avatar with natural micro-expressions and light gestures. Crucially, you don't need any pre-training footage. One clear photo is enough to generate a convincing video in minutes, which lowers the barrier for teams and solo creators who want results without production overhead.
Remote video production is the process of creating high-quality video content without an on-site crew. Using cloud-based tools, remote teams can handle everything virtually, from directing and filming to editing and delivery.