TLDR: Leonardo AI’s new video tools, Pika Labs 1.0 public release, Microsoft CoPilot on Android, New York Times sues OpenAI, and Samsung’s AI fridge.
This article is a summary of a You Tube video “AI News: Amazing FREE AI Video Tools” by Matt Wolfe
Key Takeaways:
- Leonardo AI’s New Release: Leonardo AI has introduced ‘Leonardo motion’, a text-to-video and image-to-video pipeline, accessible to both free and paid users, with unlimited video generations for top-tier subscribers.
- Enhanced Video Generation Tools: Users can animate images like ‘Spider-Man vs Batman playing chess’ with options like the Alchemy upscaler and generate motion video feature.
- Versatile Motion Strength Adjustment: A motion strength slider ranging from 0 to 10 allows users to control the intensity of the animation in their videos.
- Pika Labs 1.0 Now Public: Pika Labs 1.0 is now available for general use, offering advanced AI video generation with customizable options like aspect ratio, camera movements, and motion strength.
- Mid Journey’s Video Model Training: Mid Journey announced training of their video models, promising direct video generation from Mid Journey images in the future.
- Microsoft CoPilot’s Android App: Microsoft CoPilot, an AI chat app, is now available for Android users, offering various interactive features.
- Song Creation with Sunno AI: Microsoft CoPilot has integrated Sunno AI, allowing users to create songs with AI assistance, offering interactive elements like fun facts during the creation process.
- GitHub CoPilot Chat for Developers: GitHub CoPilot chat is now generally available, integrating with Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio for enhanced coding assistance.
- New York Times Lawsuit Against OpenAI: The New York Times has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, citing copyright concerns with the output from GPT-4.
- Samsung’s AI-Enabled Smart Fridge: Samsung introduced an AI smart fridge that designs recipes based on dietary needs, to be showcased at CES.