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The announcement comes several months after competitor OpenAI unveiled Sora, its text-to-video model — though public access to Movie Gen isn’t happening yet. Movie Gen uses text inputs to ...

Meta just announced its own media-focused AI model, called Movie Gen, that can be used to generate realistic video and audioclips. Going beyond the generation of straightforward text-to-video ...

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 ...

Meta's Movie Gen videos also incorporate a small watermark, though it doesn't matter currently since you can't use it. © Screenshot: Meta Meta’s AI journey would ...

Called Movie Gen, it can create realistic-looking video and audio clips based on user prompts as well as edit existing footage or images with text. While there's no timeline yet on when Movie Gen ...

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According to a report, 75 per cent of American companies weren’t happy with their recent Gen Z hires, meaning anyone aged 27 or younger. The survey by Intelligent found that six in 10 employers ...

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