Meta just announced its own media-focused AI model, called Movie Gen, that can be used to generate ... creators inside its YouTube Shorts sometime next year. A little-known AI notebook tool ...

Coming to Instagram next year,” Zuckerberg wrote. A rep for Meta said, “While Movie Gen is purely AI research today, the models are essential to helping us build AI features that give you new ...

On Friday, Meta announced a preview of Movie Gen, a new suite of AI models designed to create and manipulate video, audio, and images, including creating a realistic video from a single photo of a ...

Meta said the next steps involve working closely with filmmakers and other creators to integrate their feedback into the Meta Movie Gen models, with the goal being to come up with a finished ...

Meanwhile, Meta announced its own Sora alternative. It’s called Movie Gen, its third iteration of generative AI products for image and video editing. Movie Gen can generate video and audio with ...

Samples of Movie Gen’s creations provided by Meta showed videos of animals swimming and surfing, as well as videos using people’s real photos to depict them performing actions like painting on ...

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Meta isn't going to change minds with Movie Gen, its latest video creation AI ... more sophisticated AI video editing seems like the next logical step.

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Meta’s latest is called Movie Gen, and true to its name turns text prompts into relatively realistic video with sound… but thankfully no voice just yet. And wisely they are not giving this one ...

Meta revealed Movie Gen, its third-wave multimodal video AI, on Friday. It promises to “produce custom videos and sounds, edit existing videos, and transform your personal image into a unique ...

Or will Movie Gen be deconstructed into individual tools that can help sharpen our own content? We can already easily remove objects from the backgrounds of photos on smartphones and computers, more ...