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Upload any photos from your phone or take a picture of an old photo and turn it into a video in 20 seconds with the Grok app!
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Now that everyone knows about o3, and imminent AGI is considered plausible, I’d like to walk through some of the AI policy implications I see.
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A conversation between Tesla Optimus bot and a human is the best thing you’ll see on the internet today.
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Gen-3 Alpha Text to Video is now available to everyone.
A new frontier for high-fidelity, fast and controllable video generation.
Try it now at runwayml.com
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What will TED look like in 40 years? For #TED2024, we worked with artist @PaulTrillo and @OpenAI to create this exclusive video using Sora, their unreleased text-to-video model. Stay tuned for more groundbreaking AI — coming soon to TED.com!
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This is a fantastic and elegant solution
Simply @ the @elevenlabs GPT
You’ll instantly get your desired text read back to you in high quality.
Awesome demo here by @ammaar 💪🏼
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Unreal Engine
This is not real, it’s made in a game engine 🤯
Simulation theory……
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Make no mistake, 2023 was just a warm up for what’s coming this year.
These AI trends will change the fabric of society in 2024 🧵:
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These will be the most important cases for journalism and publishing in our lifetime. If AI companies have to cut deals with news organizations and publishers to license their content feeds for use as AI training data, that could save local journalism as well as magazines and publishing. It would provide a business model that supports people who report things, and it would place a financial premium on accurate, high-value journalism. AI systems will compete for which has the most valuable, reliable training data. Kudos to Axel Springer, Mathias Döpfner, and the @AP for leading the way and the @nytimes for making the legal case. – at New Orleans, LA
🧵 The historic NYT v. @OpenAI lawsuit filed this morning, as broken down by me, an IP and AI lawyer, general counsel, and longtime tech person and enthusiast.
Tl;dr - It's the best case yet alleging that generative AI is copyright infringement. Thread. 👇
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Embrace that main character energy and start creating the soundtrack to your own life.
And imagine this: right now you prompt the AI, but eventually it’ll prompt itself based on your context. Coffee walks and grocery shopping will never be the same!
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A new cinematic AI piece.
This is the fourth in my series using @midjourney + @Magnific_AI + @runwayml. Set against the backdrop of war, this piece is about regimes and regime changes, how there is destruction in the pursuit of construction.
"Panopticon - Regimes"
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We’d be lying if we said we weren’t beyond excited about this one. ‘Modify Region’ lets you change specific areas in the frame. Yeah. It’s nuts.
Sign up at pika.art
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🎬 First quick teaser made on @pika_labs ! Like any video AI, it has some bugs and imperfections, but the potential is huge. By 2024, we could definitely be making Pixar-quality productions with AI.
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Video in-painting in Pika 1.0 is goated. Perfect for mixed reality magic like this 🪄
Moreover: It’s wild to see this completely bypass the classical 3D animation and VFX pipeline. Imagine the hours saved.
Amazing experiment by @Martin_Haerlin
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It looks like Gemini has advanced capabilities in responding to multimodal input.
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Motion capture powered by AI
With all the current crazy with animate anything, and magic animate.
@MoveAI_ are the OG, true gang gang.
No suits or markers required for capture
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The quality on these AI generated nature scenes is pretty incredible.
📸 Made in Midjourney
🆙 Upscaled in Magnific
💬 Prompts in ALT
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Custom GPTs are starting to take off and become incredibly useful.
I believe the GPT Store will create multi-millionaires like the Apple app store did.
Here are the top 10 Custom GPTs I've found so far:

























