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OpenAI’s Sora is So Not Dead
Sora v2 is expected to generate videos up to one minute in length and offers a flexible approach to video generation.
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Amid rising AI video tools like Runway and Midjourney, China has emerged as a major competitor, with Kling and MiniMax.
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Runway, an NYC based AI video startup, announced Act-One, a new state-of-the-art tool for generating expressive character performances, inside Gen-3 Alpha. The access to Act One is currently limited. Act-One can generate compelling animations by just using video and voice performances as inputs. The tool reduces the reliance on traditional motion capture systems, making it […]
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InVideo sees over 3 million new users visit its platform every month.
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Runway’s new update brings it in direct competition with other players in the space, such as Luma Labs, Pika, OpenAI’s much-anticipated Sora.
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From animals engaging in hilariously human activities to surreal scenarios that defy logic, here are the Top 10 mind-blowing videos produced by AI
Phenomenal AI India's first platform to bridge the gap between ideas and visuals with AI-powered video generation platform.
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MiraData offers videos averaging 72.1 seconds with detailed captions of 318 words, surpassing other datasets in length and descriptive detail.
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The new text-to-video platform looks to compete with OpenAI’s Sora and other similar options.
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