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Runway AI Video Now Available
Apple’s 4M AI Model
Apple’s OpenAI Board Seat
5 New AI Tools
Latest AI Research Papers
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Today’s trending AI news stories
Runway's Gen-3 Alpha AI Video Model Now Available For Monthly Fee
RunwayML’s latest update, Gen-3 Alpha, introduces enhancements in hyper-realistic video generation from text, image, or video inputs. Unlike earlier versions, Gen-3 Alpha now requires a paid subscription (starting at $12/month per editor, billed annually). It boasts improved capabilities, including precise key-framing, expressive human characters, and imaginative transitions, showcasing a leap in speed, fidelity, and motion quality.
Developed through a multidisciplinary team, Gen-3 Alpha initially focuses on text-to-video generation, with plans to expand to image-to-video and video-to-video functionalities in the future. Read more.
Apple Launched a Public Demo of its '4M' AI Model. Here's Why it's a Big Deal.
Apple's notoriously guarded approach to research took a surprising turn with the public launch of their 4M AI model on Hugging Face Spaces.
The demo allows users to interact with 4M, demonstrating its abilities in generating images, performing object detection, and manipulating 3D scenes using natural language.
This public launch is a developer charm offensive. Apple's hoping to spark a vibrant ecosystem around 4M, attracting talent and fostering innovation. The timing is no coincidence either. With competitors making headlines in AI, Apple's move underscores their own quiet progress. In fact, Apple's stock has surged 24% since May 1st, partly fueled by their partnership with OpenAI.
But 4M's potential extends far beyond developer playgrounds. Its unified architecture suggests it could be woven into the very fabric of Apple's products, potentially supercharging Siri's intelligence or adding a whole new dimension to Final Cut Pro. However, concerns about data ethics arise due to AI's data-intensive nature. Read more.
Apple Poised to Get OpenAI Board Observer Role as Part of AI Pact
In a surprising move that throws shade on past rivalries, Apple has snagged an observer seat on OpenAI's board through a recent agreement, appointing Phil Schiller, head of Apple’s App Store and former marketing chief, to represent the tech giant. This partnership strengthens ties between Apple and OpenAI, marking a notable collaboration despite historical competition.
Schiller, as a board observer, will attend meetings without voting rights but gain insight into decision-making processes within OpenAI, similar to Microsoft Corp., OpenAI’s primary backer. The partnership aims to integrate OpenAI’s technologies into Apple products, including ChatGPT across iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices.
While Apple Intelligence enhances functionalities like article summarization and voice memo transcription, Apple’s alignment with OpenAI underscores the company’s pursuit of innovative AI solutions without a direct financial exchange, instead leveraging access to millions of potential users. Read more.
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5 new AI-powered tools from around the web
Motiff is an AI-powered UI design tool that enhances efficiency and collaboration with features like AI Toolbox and cloud integration.
ScienHub is an AI-enhanced LaTeX collaboration platform with language refinement, Git integration, and tools for high-quality academic papers.
Rapport combines AI, animation, and various tools to create, animate, and deploy Virtual Interactive Personalities (VIPs) on any platform.
Cre[ai]tion lite employs generative AI for visual design workflows, providing endless inspiration, dedicated design boards, and variation capture for designers.
Global Sites enables building static websites with AI-powered translations, supporting language switching, sitemap generation, and HTML validation in the boilerplate.
arXiv is a free online library where researchers share pre-publication papers.
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