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Google Our latest idea, Lumiere, is a spatio-temporal diffusion model that can be edited on-demand to create realistic AI-generated movies using text and images. A new spatiotemporal diffusion model, Lumiereis under development at Google. Take images or text and turn them into lifelike artificial intelligence-generated videos with on-demand editing capabilities.
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Lumiere uses its “spatiotemporal U-Net architecture” to simulate “realistic, diverse, and consistent motion.” All video run times can be generated instantly with just one model pass. This means users can create dynamic videos by uploading still images with prompts or by typing a text description of what they want to see in the movie.
As stated in the article, users are comparing Lumiere and ChatGPT, with the latter serving as a platform for text and image to video generation, stylization, editing, animation, and more.
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There are other AI video generators such as: pika and Runway, the researchers claim that their method is unique because it uses a single pass to generate videos that include a temporal data dimension. Words like “cutting edge” and “incredible breakthrough” are being thrown around about X as users describe this new discovery, with some predicting video generation will “go crazy” in the next year. There are some too. .
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Lumiere can create 80 frames at 16 frames per second. It was trained on a dataset consisting of 30 million videos and text descriptions. Nevertheless, the data used to train the model remains unpublished, which is a controversial issue in the fields of artificial intelligence and copyright law. Since the proliferation of generative AI models, numerous lawsuits alleging copyright infringement have been filed against developers of generative AI models, primarily on the basis of alleged misuse of content during training. The New York Times is one of the most notable media outlets that published a lawsuit accusing Microsoft and the developers of ChatGPT. OpenAI“illegally'' procuring works for educational reasons.
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