AI Art Weekly #66
Hello there, my fellow dreamers, and welcome to issue #66 of AI Art Weekly! π
This week, OpenAI introduced their GPT Store, featuring an upcoming revenue program for US creators, while Rabbit unveiled the r1 pocket companion, a new mobile device that, with the aid of Large Action Models (LAM), aims to help you achieve more with fewer apps. Both have been met with considerable hype and skepticism. Meanwhile, reality is shifting, and the line between what is real and fake is becoming increasingly blurred. Letβs dive in:
- A new text-to-video model by ByteDance (TikTok)
- ReplaceAnything can, well, replace anything (in images)
- PALP is a new text-to-image fine-tuning approach by Google
- Dubbing for Everyone is a new method for visual dubbing
- FMA-Net can turn blurry, low-quality videos into clear, high-quality ones
- Audio2Photoreal can generate gesturing photorealistic avatars from sound clips
- 3 different 3D NeRF scene editing methods
- SonicVisionLM generates sound effects for silent videos
- and more!
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