Meta launches Vibes, an AI-powered video platform within its Meta AI app that enables users to create, remix, and share short-form AI-generated videos with personalized recommendations and cross-posting capabilities to Instagram and Facebook.
Meta launches 'Vibes,' a TikTok-style video feed featuring exclusively AI-generated content where users can create and remix artificial videos, but faces immediate backlash as users denounce the platform as unwanted 'AI slop' that contradicts Meta's previous commitment to authentic content.
Nvidia open-sources Audio2Face, a groundbreaking AI tool that automatically generates realistic facial animations and lip movements for 3D avatars using only voice audio input, giving developers free access to create lifelike digital characters for games, apps, and livestreams.
Revolutionary AI talent studio Xicoia launches hyperreal digital celebrities like Tilly Norwood who interact with fans in real-time across social media, with plans to create over 40 synthetic stars for an interconnected universe spanning film, TV, and brand campaigns.
Google Labs launches Mixboard, an experimental AI-powered visual brainstorming tool in public beta across the U.S., enabling users to generate and edit images from text prompts using the new Nano Banana model for creative projects ranging from home decor to product development.
Luma AI and Adobe unveil Ray3, a groundbreaking AI video model that revolutionizes filmmaking by providing more realistic, cinematic AI-generated video, with Adobe Firefly customers gaining access to unlimited AI-assisted video for 2 weeks.
YouTube revolutionizes video creation with groundbreaking AI tools that generate videos from text prompts, add motion, stylize content, insert objects, and generate music from speech, empowering creators with unprecedented creative capabilities.
Google Gemini rockets to #1 on the US App Store, adding 23 million users in two weeks thanks to its free Nano Banana image editing model allowing up to 100 daily image generations for non-subscribers and 1,000 for paid subscribers.
An AI company, Showrunner, aims to resurrect the 43 missing minutes of Orson Welles' film 'The Magnificent Ambersons' by using AI to generate long narratives and recreate the lost footage, though it cannot be commercialized due to rights issues.
Fable Studio CEO Edward Saatchi envisions an AI-driven future where AI generates full TV episodes or scenes, impacting the entertainment industry as the 'Netflix of AI'.