Friday 30 September 2022 04:11 PM Meta debuts 'Make-A-Video' AI system that generates videos from nothing but ... trends now
Meta debuted a new type of art-generating AI that can create videos from nothing but text prompts - with results that are creepy, surreal and impressive.
The artificial intelligence system announced on Thursday, called Make-A-Video, uses existing images with captions to learn about the world and how it's described and uses unlabeled videos to determine how the world moves.
The resulting videos run the gamut from surreal to stylized and creepy to convincing.
Mark Zuckerberg's company has not announced when the system may become available to the public or whether there will be any restrictions - but there's a sign-up form that people can fill out if they want to test Make-A-Video in the future.
Meta debuted a new type of art-generating AI that can create videos from nothing but text prompts - with results that are creepy, surreal and impressive
The artificial intelligence system announced on Thursday, called Make-A-Video, uses existing images with captions to learn about the world and how it's described and uses unlabeled videos to determine how the world moves
Advances in using AI to create videos on demand poses all sorts of ethical dilemmas - not to mention the possibility for deepfakes and disinformation.
Meta noted that all the content generated by the new system contains a watermark to 'help ensure viewers know the video was generated with AI and is not a captured video.'
'Our goal is to eventually make this technology available to the public, but for now we will continue to analyze, test, and trial Make-A-Video to ensure that each step of release is safe and intentional,' the tech giant states.
One video clips shows a fairly realistic-looking spaceship landing on Mars.
Another depicts an astronaut floating in space from different
