The world of creative content is undergoing a seismic shift, driven by the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence. This week's news highlights a flurry of innovation, with AI tools now capable of generating everything from stunning images and realistic videos to engaging podcasts and personalized music. Giants like Google, Adobe, and Microsoft are leading the charge, releasing powerful new platforms and features that democratize content creation. We're witnessing the rise of AI-powered image generators like Google's upgraded Imagen, alongside increasingly sophisticated video generation models like Adobe's Firefly and Google's Veo, challenging even established players like OpenAI's Sora. But it's not just visuals; AI is making waves in audio and music too, with tools for creating podcasts, personalized music playlists, and even generating original songs. This explosion of AI-driven creativity raises exciting possibilities for artists, marketers, and content creators of all kinds. While questions around copyright and artistic integrity remain, one thing is clear: the future of creativity is being shaped by AI, and it's happening now. This blog post explores these latest developments, examining the key trends and what they mean for the future of how we create and consume content.
Upgrading its capabilities to Imagen 3, Google Gemini's new skills are accessible to both free and paid users. Here are 3 ways to try them today.
Adobe has launched its Firefly Video Model ahead of Meta, Google, and OpenAI's competitor generators.
Your meetings could soon be enhanced with live image generation.
There's hardly anything online these days that isn't heavily produced. We're constantly searching for an audience, performing for the camera, or, at the very least, wary of the internet's gaze. Regular folks with a couple dozen followers still stress over whether something is worthy of gracing their Instagram grid. Not that long ago, however, the online...
YouTube's AI-generated feature enables users to add images or videos to the background of their Shorts using text-to-image prompts.
Using PDFs, text files, or audio files, Google's NotebookLM tool can generate a podcast episode that sounds just like two real people discussing your topic. We'll walk you through exactly how it's done.
Thanks to a new team-up between Spotify and Google, you can request songs by title, artist, album, genre, or playlist. Here's how to get started.
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Veo, Google's Sora competitor, can now be used to create company assets, and the results are impressive. Take a look for yourself.
Your camera roll says a lot about your year, and Google Photos is now helping you revisit those memories (for better or worse).
One of the most highly-anticipated AI-related products has just arrived: OpenAI's AI video generator Sora launched on Monday as part of the company's 12 Days of OpenAI event.OpenAI has provided sneak peeks at Sora's output in the past. But, how different is it at launch? OpenAI has certainly been hard at work to update and improve its AI video generator...
Liz Pelly, Harper's Magazine, Dec 23, 2024 What would we have gotten had music publishers owned the radio stations back in the day? Probably something a lot like Spotify. This article explores how the publishers outsized influence over the company has pushed income for artists lower and lower to the point...
Suno will use its AI skills to create a song based on your description of a specific genre and topic.
Also now available: An improved version of Google's Imagen 3 image generator and a fun, new experiment.
The two companies are joining forces to create a 3D audio format that beats out Dolby in one major way: No licensing fees.
You will finally be able to speak to your Google TV like you would speak to a person. And future models will support ambient sensors for a hands-free viewing experience.
Have several people working on a Photoshop project? Now, you can collab Google Docs style.
Instagram has announced Edits, a free video editing app that sounds a lot like CapCut. SEE ALSO: TikTok ban: Marvel Snap and 5 other apps also banned In a video posted to Threads on Sunday, Instagram head Adam Mosseri described Edits as a "full suite of creative tools," and briefly ran...
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Erika Vikman previously finished second place in Finland's Contest for New Music (UMK) in 2020.
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