An AI avatar is a video clone of a real presenter – usually a member of your own team – that can deliver new content in any language at any time. We built AI for Impact, the free 5-chapter video course supported by Microsoft Germany that has reached more than 100,000 learners, using AI clones of N3XTCODER's own team as presenters.
Example: AI avatar presenting the AI for Impact course (German)
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AI for Impact is a free video course we built in collaboration with Microsoft Germany as part of the Microsoft AI for Impact initiative. The course covers practical AI skills across inclusion, democracy, climate, education and health – five chapters of structured video content. Rather than recording every chapter from scratch with a human presenter every time the script changes, we built AI avatars of N3XTCODER's own team that can deliver new and updated content as the course evolves. More than 100,000 people have taken the course.
AI for Impact uses AI clones because the alternative – recording video with a human presenter every time the script needs to be updated – simply doesn't scale to a fast-moving field like AI literacy. The clones let the same presenter "appear" in any language and any number of new videos.
Example: AI avatar presenting the AI for Impact course (English)
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Cloned from real presenters
Multilingual at scale
Production track record
100,000+ learners reached
through the AI for Impact video course presented by N3XTCODER's AI-cloned team
Time to new content
new tutorial videos in days, not weeks – no full studio re-shoot every time the script changes
Multilingual delivery
the same presenter can deliver the same content in multiple languages without retraining
Familiar presenter, scalable production
the recognisable face and voice of your team, on a production schedule that can keep up with your topic
Domain-specific pronunciation
trained on your terminology, your acronyms and your in-house language so the avatar sounds credible in your field
1. Pick the presenter and the use case
2. Train the avatar
3. Produce content at pace
We bring a decade of impact-tech experience and over 160 AI projects since 2019. Through our free AI for Impact course, more than 100,000 people have learned how to use AI for the common good. We do not run inspiration days. We run scoping sessions and build engagements that ship, the way we have delivered AI for the organisations below:
AI avatars fail when the gestures don't synchronise with the content. A clone whose hand movements don't match what they're saying breaks the illusion immediately. We test this with real viewers before shipping.
AI avatars fail when they mis-pronounce domain words. If your field has acronyms or jargon, the clone has to say them right. We tune for this explicitly during the training session.
AI avatars fail when the tone of voice is flat. A monotone clone is worse than no clone. We pick presenters whose voice carries naturally and tune for vocal range.
AI avatars are not a replacement for live human presence. They are excellent for educational content, training and internal comms that needs to ship fast. They are the wrong choice for executive announcements, sensitive communications and anything that needs to feel one-to-one.
What kind of content are AI avatars best for?
Whose face and voice can we clone?
Can the avatar speak languages the original presenter doesn't?
How long does it take to set up an AI avatar?
What about consent and rights?
Can you show real examples?
Tell us about the presenter, the content type and the languages you need. We will reply with a proposal and a date.
Simon Stegemann
Co-Founder and CEO
