OpenAI Just Transformed the Film Industry + ChatGPT 5 Updates
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
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1. Magnific
2. Krea
3. Leonardo
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0:00 Intro
0:24 Sora (Open AI’s Video Model)
3:26 EmoSpeaker
4:15 Boximator
5:20 ConsistI2V
6:08 Leonardo Photo Real 2
8:48 Leonardo Upscaler
10:25 Krea AI Upscaler
12:13 Comparing Upscalers
12:43 Game of the Week ($500 Prize!)
14:20 Google Gemini Advance (Gemini vs ChatGPT)
15:16 ChatGPT’s Memory Feature
15:43 Apple Motion Design
16:23 A Great Person to Follow (Hugo Ventura)
17:17 NVIDIA is Worth More than Amazon?!
17:45 NVIDIA Chatbot
18:14 AI Upscaler for Gaming?
19:11 Elevenlabs Multi-Language Speech-to-Speech
19:28 Elevenlabs will Pay You for Your Voice
19:49 Consistency Paper (Consistory)
20:19 UC Berkeley Paper About One Million Length Video
21:23 Augie Storyteller
21:57 ChatGPT-5 is Coming
22:34 AI at the Super Bowl
23:18 Chat with SMPTE President Renard Jenkins
23:35 AI Films of the Week - Ad Age Dave Clark Secret Level
24:04 AI Advertising Bonus Enrollment
24:13 Unknown by Gabe Michael
24:35 Melody of the Outcasts by Lubos Belak
24:59 Far From Home by Jacquelyn Halpern and Lexi Hiland
25:22 Pet Parade
25:50 Get More AI Film News
Sora by OpenAI: openai.com/sora
EmoSpeaker: peterfanfan.github.io/EmoSpea...
Boximator :boximator.github.io/
Consisti2V: tiger-ai-lab.github.io/Consis...
Leonardo Phot Real 2: leonadoai.com/photoreal/
Krea: www.krea.ai/home
Leonardo AI: app.leonardo.ai/
Magnific AI: magnific.ai/
Gigapixel: www.topazlabs.com/gigapixel
Google Gemini Tests: www.oneusefulthing.org/p/goog...
ChatGPTs New Memory Feature: openai.com/blog/memory-and-ne...
Apple Motion Design: arxiv.org/pdf/2402.06071.pdf
Hugo Ventura: / hugovntr
NVIDIA Chatbot: www.theverge.com/2024/2/13/24...
AI Upscaler for Gaming: the-decoder.com/microsoft-mig...
Elevenlabs Speech to Speech: elevenlabs.io/speech-synthesis
Elevenlabs will Pay You: elevenlabs.io/voice-actors
Consistency Paper: consistory-paper.github.io
UC Berkeley Paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2402.08268.pdf
Augie Storyteller: beta.meetaugie.com/
ChatGPT-5 is Coming: the-decoder.com/gpt-5-is-bett...
Copilot AI Super Bowl Ad: • Microsoft Game Day Com...
Jesus Commercial: petapixel.com/2024/02/12/phot...
AdAge Dave Clark Secret Level: x.com/Diesol/status/175784481...
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Unknown by Gabe Michael: • UNKNOWN | AI Short Fil...
Melody of the Outcasts by Lubos Belak: curiousrefuge.com/ai-film-gal...
Far From Home by Jacquelyn Halpern and Lexi Hiland: • Far From Home - Traile... - Розваги
Yup. Filmmaking has changed forever. FX houses have a massive release valve from the pressures applied on them by the big 5 studios - if they embrace it.
Take a still from footage you’ve filmed, put it into the AI and write your prompt, cut out the section of the video you want to keep and comp it into your footage.
This is a ridiculously powerful tool for creatives - just absolutely mindblown every few weeks because of this stuff.
Every week something new happens - insane pacing!
I think u wrote it but my mind still tryna wrap around taking a character after you create scene, then creating another promot to continue that character in a fluent manner with the scene so it remains recognizable through different stories.
This is exactly what people said about text to image, and the reality is that when you actually need to control the content in the way a director or artist would your shit out of luck.
So far the only models I've found that have any practical place in VFX is those that speed up roto, upscaling and denoising. Unless SORA offers the same level of control you can get on set from a director and an actor, or the same level of control an artist can achieve in Maya/Houdini Its going to be a very impressive meme generator / stock footage factory
This is not to say that these things wont have a place, or wont progress more but I want to see some tooling that allows for manipulation of the embedding before I see this as a movie set replacement.
The killer use for SORA right now is b-roll, that is unless open AI have come up with some amazing embedding editors
@@RobertFletcherOBE go look at what Adobe is introducing, where they give you 3d puppets you can use to tell the ai what new pose you want to do, how to differentiate between characters etc.
The tech is all there, it’s just another layer that we don’t have access to yet.
You can customise it all you want, and the ai will apply the same visual flair to whatever new request, and as the video gen proves, consistency between frames is now not only possible, it is profound in its quality.
Edit: however, having said that, totally agree that this is not a replacement at all for a movie set and actual live production. It’s just something to use to help with VFX and getting a few extra shots that seemed too expensive or you just didn’t have time for.
It is very quickly approaching a one-stop shop for filmmaking, though. Someone very soon is gonna make an ai that analyses a scene and looks for context to use in making all the sound design. Of course the work of a sound designer will be more inspired and detailed (for now), but it would make finishing those simpler scenes so much less painful (like commuting and travelling scenes, scenes of characters at work or in public spaces).
AI evolution comes so fast. It’s crazy to see it all and so cool!
Exciting times :)
I really love this channel and everything about it, so helpful and truly inspiring! The fashion envy is real as well. 🖤
Thank you so much!!
If there are any fellow artists out there reading this, I’d love some advice on how not to be depressed during times like this. I’ve followed this channel for a bit and I love this guy’s positivity and optimism, I’m really grateful for it, but all these AI updates kill me.
If I were to summarize it, for me the point of making art isn’t just to skip to the end result. By all means, seeing an amazing piece of work come to completion is wonderful, but it’s the hours of hard work you put into it that give it value, both for the artist and the viewer, I believe.
People talk about how AI will finally give them the ability to complete that film they’ve wanted to make on the side of their job, but if we get to the point where you just snap your fingers and generate the movie automatically, is that really the experience these people were craving? I’m sure when accomplished film directors think of the fondest moments of their career, it’s not just about seeing the final product on the big screen and getting their check, but the tough moments on set where they had to overcome challenges, work with other humans and beat the odds to make an amazing film.
It’s sorta like that Incredibles quote, where if everybody is a superhero, then no one is. I think all this AI news is super exciting because the value of art is still high, but once this becomes the norm, won’t the value of art just plummet entirely?
I’d really love to hear if anyone has takes on positive mindsets and being optimistic. Thank you guys for reading, I really appreciate it.
Couldn´t have said it better
Your point is valid and I can see you point. But the average viewer doesnt care how you got the shot, how hard it was to achieve a scene etc etc all they care about is the story and how it make it them feel. If you can satisfy those two needs then everything else doesnt really matter. This'll democratise Hollywood just like the music industry has changed with bedroom producers.
for ai to do an artists job properly, it needs to understand everything and be AGI, at which point your job should be the last of your worries. It will make turnarounds faster and make content much more high level across the board. In my industrty the fasetr technology ends up leading to more artist hires because when every joe blow can make cool reels all day, a real company needs to make even more to stand out or stay on par. the clients also expect everything to be fixed in post now.
@@LAFELIXMUSICThis is completely different the bedroom producers in the music industry. They still spend hours perfecting their craft and creating music. With AI anyone can make a movie in minutes. No effort, no creativity, no passion. The world will be filled with heaps of AI generated garbage. People will become mindless zombies that will spend every second consuming AI content generated specifically to keep them addicted. This won’t democratize Hollywood it will destroy the point in living; What point is there in living when AI will be able to do everything better than us. Personally I don’t wanna live in a world where the only point of existence is to eat, sleep, consume content, and shit.
There are certainly valid viewpoints on both sides. This is very disruptive technology and at the very least - much change will happen in the industry. We'll see how it plays out in 2024, but this technology, while disruptive, is always enabling people who never had an opportunity to tell their story to reach new audiences with fresh stories and perspectives. Lots of great things can happen from the democratization of these tools :)
By far the biggest news ever. We've got all the tools. What needs to evolve is applying them in service of telling better stories. It signifies nothing without good storytelling.
Well said, Alanx! Thanks for watching and engaging :)
Yes- storytelling is the key.
this channel is really important. thank you for your sincere content.
Dude that thumbnail is amazing, I even love your youtube icon. I'm a subscriber for sure now !!!!
Thanks for the sub!
every video of yours makes me so motivated and excited ,thanks for doing this .I hope one day i can make my own film
You totally can!
1, Magnific 2, Krea 3, Leonardo 4, Gigapixel
GREAT UPSCALING! AI Filming is so powerful!
#1 Leonardo
#2 Krea
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#4 Gigapixel
1. Magnific
2. Leonardo
3. Krea
4. Gigapixel
And thanks for all the inspiration and the motivation ✨
Magnific
Leonardo
Krea
Gigapixel
#1 Magnific
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Wow, tons of informations. Just started the course and it feels like anything changes before I’m done with the homework :) Thanks for sharing and comments. Ok, and here is my list for the Gotw
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Glad it was helpful!
Just imagine where we will be in 1, 2, 5 years from now. It's a whole new world of story-telling possibilities.
It will certainly be interesting! 1-2 years we will likely have all the information we need to know :)
#1 Leonardo
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1. Magnific
2. Gigapixel
3. Krea
4. Leonardo
Any one that has watched The Capture on Amazon will get freaked out at how close we are to the premise of season 2.
We haven't - we'll add that to the list :)
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#1 Leonardo
#2 Krea
#3 Magnific
#4 Gigapixel
So excited about Sora!!
The Open AI announcement (rightly) took all of the oxygen out of the room. There has been no bigger advancement than what they're doing.
We agree! Thanks for watching :)
1. Leonardo
2. Gigapixel
3. Magnific
4. Krea
I think when it comes to upscalling Topaz Upgrade nails it
Yeah for natural upscaling topaz is best.
Magnific is better for still images, but we need a version for video that;s better than Topaz
🎉 Great upscaling Tools. I am guessing: 1: Leonardo, 2: Krea, 3: Magnific, 4: Gigapixel
2:10 will be able to prompt location shots from google maps API... wow
Exactly! This is great for use cases like that.
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2 Krea
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1. Magnific
2. Krea
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You're doing great job!
Wish you all the best. :)
@Curious Refuge - the correct answer #1 - Magnific #2 - Gigapixel #3 - Krea #4 - Leonardo
I can not wait for Open AI's version!!!!
this is open AI version
did you mean Stable ai?
Sora? Neither can we :)
1. Magnific 2. Leonardo 3. Gigapixel 4. Krea
Im just amazed and speechless.........
Right!?
Great vid as always :)
My Guess on the contest: Leonardo, Magnific, Krea and last Gigapixel
One moment of silence for all people in the creative industry
These tools allow more people to use their creativity to create and tell new stories :)
@@curiousrefugeYeah, but that's more competition, more people in the field and (probably) lower wages all around for creative types.
We need something like universal basic income, that's for sure. But fortunately the end of this industry isn't the end of creativity. On the contrary this tool allows people to express their creativity who didn't have the technical and financial means to do so.
@@Skrenjain the future no one will need wages.
I'm guessing with leonardo but here's my guess on the images:
1-Magnific
2-Leonardo
3-Krea
4-Gigapixel
1. Leonardo
2. Magnific
3. Krea
4. Gigapixel
** 1 - Gigapixel
** 2 - Krea
** 3 - Magnific
** 4 - Leonardo
I'm.using sora film now. Working
Haha nice try....it's not out yet!
Making ur own documentaries video will be fun
Yes it will :)
wish me luck
image 1: Krea
image 2: Gigapixel
image 3: Leonardo
image 4: Magnific
#1 Magnific #2 Krea #3 Leonardo #4 Gigapixel
This is unbelievable! ❤❤❤
Isn't it incredible?! Crazy times!
#1 Leonardo, #2 Krea, #3 Magnific, #4 Gigapxel
Generative AI went from fun and novel to super serious in the blink of an eye. It's like the growth of the internet but on steroids. And presumably as AI advances, future tech will evolve even quicker.
It's crazy right?! The pace is unmatched by anything else in history.
#1 magnific #2 Gigapixel #3 Krea #4 Leonardo
My dreams of becoming a movie director are coming alive 😊
The reality is already here! That's what our course is all about :)
@@curiousrefuge thanks. I look forward to it!
1. Magnific 2.Krea 3.Leonardo 4.Gixapixel
That dude at 23:38 looks familiar...
haha
he sure does
My guess:
1. Magnific
2. Gigapixel
3. Leonardo
4. Krea
1. Magnific 2.GigaPixel 3.Krea 4.Leonardo
Watching all this activity accumulating makes me think of just how much human resourcing went into programming for banking. It was the banking/financial sector that hired and fired sooo many programmers, and now the advancements being made with AI seem to reflect why the world is in a dump economy, because the banks needlessly wasted everyone's money, banks have no money, on 'cybersec', when they should've been promoting healthy finances.
Interesting comparison! Thanks for watching!
If Sora is open source, then it won't be long before we can download the software and create our own private version, free of charge.
(Turn up AI happiness to max!)
its not open source
Not open source :(
@@curiousrefuge There will be other similar AI programs that are open source.
How download software like this?
OS will catch up.
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1) Leonardo
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OpenAI still on top
It's looking like it!
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Let's see the hands
::trying...to....raise...hands:: !
This era is really reminding me a lot of when cgi took over animation in the early 2000s. Disney put all their eggs in the cg basket and laid off all their 2d animators. Now, 20 years later, we need 2d artists more than ever. Why? Because it's so difficult to make cg not look like cg. It's easier and cheaper to make something look handmade when it's actually handmade. "The shortest way to get from A to B is with a straight line." I wouldn't be surprised if a similar story unfolds with these ai art generators.
different times.
@@denzelcanvasYT care to elaborate?
Interesting take! I tend to agree - this technology will certainly be disruptive in a ton of ways but at the end of the day - people want human emotion injected into their content. Whether it's AI, CG, or something else , whatever is able to storytell with the most emotion will be what's in demand.
That just means a large number of people working in film and animation will lose their jobs.
Not yet. It's no way near the perfection of hand crafted animation & video making.
I think this version will impact stock footage creators.
Every new technology and innovation always creates more jobs than it destroys.
Luddites have nothing to fear. They never did.
@@kevinschmidt2210 luddites didn't have the Boston dynamics to deal with :(
@@piggywahwah They had other things to deal with. So what?
When new technology replaces the old technology, there's always something new to deal with, like the elimination of old jobs that are no longer necessary. Then new jobs get created that are only possible with the new technology.
@@kevinschmidt2210maybe before but there’s never been anything as powerful as ai before. The rules have changed
My guess:
1. Magnific
2. Krea
3. Gigapixel
4. Leonardo 🙃
1. Krea, 2. Leonardo, 3. Magnifique, 4. Gigapixel
That is scary
Very disruptive but lots of good will come from it :)
@@curiousrefuge I would love to be as thrilled as you are with this one, but I cant. This AI is quite dangerous
This is cray fidelity in Sora, but I’ve been thinking about it for a few days; what does it mean for production houses and camera manufacturers , because obviously brands will use these tools instead of hiring out these creatives, but if you include the camera manufacturers , producers, models, copywriters, etc (the many people involved in content and advertising) that’s a lot of people, like a lot lot. It’s not just artists lol.
Surely an Ai company will erase a large part of that economy ?
Is this a fair assumption?
It will definitely be disruptive.But we believe it will be more of a shift at first rather than outright replacement. For example, Sora would be GREAT at replacing Stock Photography/Videos. But it will not be better at having a live actor show true emotion in which you still would likely have all the same production people.
@@curiousrefugeok appreciate the insight. I think all creative sectors that have been racing to the bottom will have to reckon with Ai.
I’m seeing that in the music space too.
Well here’s to more creative tools and discoveries 🙌🏾🙌🏾
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4 gigapixel
Wowsers
That's right!
Hello! You look so calm in the video talking about this huge step for IA video from openIA, but I wish I could see your live reaction face when you got to know about SORA XD I had WOW effect for few hours hehehehe. Great job you do and Iberian greetings! 😉
I can assure you that when our team learned about SORA we will all extremely interesting and excited!
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Movie industry is done and it’s scary
It will certainly be disruptive :)
They call me….Tim?
Tim is the man!
Yeah... But how do we prevent the weaponization of this tool??
Similar to any technology - it will be regulation!
Check out today's "All-In Podcast" for their take on A.I. filmmaking. (Starting 15 min in.)
I spoke at their conference last year. They are the coolest folks!
INSANE
Right?! Surprise announcement blew everyone's mind yesterday :)
Things like this Sora is going to democratize Hollywood. Anyone who wants to act will act, and be whatever they want to be. Who knows where the next Kubrick will come from with this. Screen Actor's Guild, beware. Good review.
It's certainly going to be a crazy year!
Can we crack it? Or not possible?
It's possible!
Image Upscale Contest:
1. Magnific
2. Krea
3. Leonardo
4. Gigapixel
That woman walking has some foot sliding they still need to work on
Walking is still something that AI has a lot to work on :)
Fire was invented and all the monkeys jumped around it, beating themselves over the head with primitive bone clubs. They did this because they were excited about the fire and they were not intelligent enough to express it in any other way.
Over many thousands of years, the apes evolved and learned to express themselves in less primitive ways. And one day they invented something that was as crucial to their further evolution as fire had been. They invented artificial intelligence.
But they were still primitive monkeys, and so they started jumping around again and hitting themselves over the head with primitive things because they were excited about it. But this time it was the artificial intelligence that made them jump around. And this invention would enable them to express themselves in new and less primitive ways than hitting themselves over the head with a physical object.
The question is whether the primitive apes' level of evolution is enough for them to seize this opportunity. And only time will tell.
Interesting response! In the next year we will see how all of this technology plays out. Thanks for engaging.
Now all we need is text to Reality. lol...
LOL
Let's win this price money😆
Woooooo money money money!
I wonder how it happened that the second option is worse than the original?) 🙄
Interesting perspective - to each their own I guess!
I’m here 👁️✨
You get first dibs. :)
But to clarify this does not mean you won this week's competition. haha
Leonardo
Gigapixel
It makes almost no sense to invest time in anything these days. Learning new tools takes time, but when the better one pops out every freaking day, it's just a fool's errand. I'm gonna go learn how to craft in real life. Seems more futureproof.
We see your perspective, but our perspective is a little different. While the tools are disruptive, people who learn GREAT storytelling will be able to use these tools to make good content. The tools themselves without good stories will be meaningless when it comes to cinema.
@@curiousrefuge Your perspective is different because teaching people this stuff is your daily job. But yeah, I agree that storytelling and creativity is key. But when we finally have the abundance of storytellers, they might eventually become dispensable.
I'm using AI for concepting and mundane tasks, but for artistic explorations it doesn't feel right at all. It's similar to asking chatGPT to write the book and sell as mine.
I'm fairly pesimistic about tech atm, It's not going very well controlling it, big tech is making unbelievable amount of money but real people are running amok just to get by.
Today no one is thinking about the present, it's all about the glorious future and S&P500. You lost your job at 50? I'm sorry, you need to adapt, we no longer need experienced filmmakers, we have kids with laptops these days. On top of it all we're nurturing this behemoth entity that's swallowing entire generations leaving nothing but drooling content addicted zombies. Crazy times indeed. Good luck on your teaching venture though.
Swear to God, I hope that contrary to human history, this tech revolution leads to something predominantly good instead.
@@curiousrefuge Your perspective is different because teaching people this stuff is your daily job. But yeah, I agree that storytelling and creativity is key. But when we finally have the abundance of storytellers, they eventually become dispensable.
I'm using AI for concepting and mundane tasks, but for artistic exploration it doesn't feel right at all. It's like asking chatGPT to write the book and sell as mine.
I'm fairly pesimistic about tech atm, It's not going very well in terms of controlling it, big tech is making unbelievable money but real people are running amok just to get by.
No one is thinking about the present, it's all about the glorious future and S&P500. You lost your job at 50? I'm sorry, you need to adapt, we no longer need experienced filmmakers, we have kids with laptops these days. All in the name of product-eeeveee-teee. On top of it all we're breastfeeding this behemoth entity that's swallowing entire generations leaving nothing but drooling content addicted zombies. Crazy times indeed. Good luck on your teaching venture though.
Swear to God, I hope that this tech leads to something predominantly good instead.
@@curiousrefuge Your perspective is different because teaching people this stuff is your daily job. But yeah, I agree that storytelling and creativity is key. But when we finally have the abundance of storytellers, they eventually become dispensable.
I'm using AI for concepting and mundane tasks, but for artistic exploration it doesn't feel right at all. It's like asking chatGPT to write the book and sell as mine.
I'm fairly pesimistic about tech atm, It's not going very well in terms of controlling it, big tech is making unbelievable money but real people are running amok just to get by.
No one is thinking about the present, it's all about the glorious future and S&P500. You lost your job at 50? I'm sorry, you need to adapt, we no longer need experienced filmmakers, we have kids with laptops these days. Hail productivity. On top of it all we're breastfeeding this behemoth entity that's swallowing entire generations leaving nothing but drooling content addicted zombies. What kids should be learning nowadays? Altman's response - resilliance. Crazy times indeed. Good luck on your teaching venture though.
Swear to God, I hope that this tech leads to something predominantly good instead.
@@curiousrefuge I see your perspective too, it is different because teaching people this stuff is your daily job. But yeah, I agree that storytelling and creativity is key. On the other hand when we finally have the abundance of storytellers, they eventually become dispensable.
I'm using AI for concepting and mundane tasks, but for artistic exploration it doesn't feel right at all. It's like asking chatGPT to write the book and sell as mine.
I'm fairly pesimistic about tech atm, It's not going very well in terms of controlling it, big tech is making unbelievable money but real people are running amok just to get by.
No one is thinking about the present, it's all about the glorious future and S&P500. You lost your job at 50? I'm sorry, you need to adapt, we no longer need experienced filmmakers, we have kids with laptops these days.
On top of it all we're breastfeeding this behemoth entity that's swallowing entire generations leaving nothing but drooling content addicted zombies. Crazy times indeed. Good luck on your teaching venture though.
Swear to God, I hope that this tech leads to something predominantly good instead.
📝 Summary of Key Points:
📌 OpenAI introduced a groundbreaking text-to-video algorithm named Sora, showcasing impressive AI-generated videos with realistic details and movements.
🧐 Various AI tools like EmoSpeaker, BoxAmator, and Leonardo's image generation model were highlighted for their advancements in emotion manipulation, animation, and image upscaling capabilities.
🚀 NVIDIA's increasing value, Microsoft's upcoming AI upscaler, and the Super Bowl featuring AI in commercials were discussed, indicating the growing influence of AI in various industries.
💡 Additional Insights and Observations:
💬 The AI-generated films showcased in the AI Film News segment demonstrated the potential of AI in creative productions, with impressive projects like "Unknown" and "Melody of the Outcast" standing out.
📊 NVIDIA's rise in value and Microsoft's AI upscaler leak hint at the expanding role of AI in technology and entertainment sectors, shaping the future of content creation and distribution.
📣 Concluding Remarks:
The video transcript highlights the significant advancements in AI technology, particularly in video generation, emotion manipulation, and image upscaling. The examples of AI-generated films and the integration of AI in various industries like advertising and entertainment showcase the transformative power of AI in shaping the future of creative content.
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Thanks for the summary :)
I love how this guy basically tells us that an entire industry is about to be killed off with a continuous smile on his face. The irony will be when this UA-cam channel eventually gets made defunct because of the very thing he’s week in week out lauding about.
We don't believe the entire industry will be killed off. Far from it! However, we do believe the entire industry will drastically change and the this tech will democratize individuals ability to tell stories and reach a wider audience :)
Industry means commercialization of a particular activity. In industrialization there is no intrinsic value.
Krea
Looks great, but still has an Unreal5 look. This is a gpt3 moment for this system. Buh bye animators...
This will be quite disruptive, wont it!
Image Upscale Contest:
#1 Krea
#2 Magnific
#3 Leonardo
#4 Gigapixel
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It is amazing but the good that come from this won't overweigh all the bad. I dont see that they done enough security arround this. If you get angry about what i written you either dont know humans or your one of them.
Interesting perspective! While it will definitely be EXTREMELY disruptive, imagine all the good that isn't discussed that has to do with medicine? There is plenty of good that isn't explored or talked about. Thanks for engaging!
@@curiousrefuge Im talking about SORA and equivalent. AI have its place but i don't see Sora and alike to be it. If somone want to destroy everything about you, it can then be done overnight and you cant do anything about it. No one would ever tell and even if you are proven right the damage will be done. The tech have been gatekept before behind skill and money. now it will be to anyone that have 20 dollars. Openai and all others don't care as long as the green dollar bills are infront of them.
I'm calling it. All software like After Effects will be dead in 2 years. There'll be no need to go to the trouble of making motion graphics and effects this way. Adobe will try to add AI to After Effects but in the end it's too big and bloated, and eventually, it will be easier to start from the ground up. After Effects will become a legacy product they'll eventually stop supporting. What they'll create in its place will be entirely centered around AI, where it will use AI as a tool to create the same things After Effects currently does, and more. Even something like Blender will have to change, but I believe it will have a slightly longer shelf life, given that editing and tweaking 3D models will still be useful. In the end, even this will become obsolete.
Currently, we have all these different software tools that create assets that get combined together. Blender for 3D models, After Effects for more 2D (and pseudo 3D) motion graphics, and then generally it all ends up in video editing programs like Adobe Premiere (I'll leave game development aside for now). At the beginning of this evolution, we'll see these software add AI to it, which is where we are now. Like Photoshop with Generative Fill and Blender has some Stable Diffusion integration as well. The second step is forced because the AI will be so good the current tool and its processes will hinder the ease of use. We'll transition to starting from the ground up with AI software, where we'll say, "We need to take full advantage of the AI's abilities" because it will get so good.
Currently, AI still needs tweaking, "fixing" the wonky parts, and the ability to get more and more specific in getting it to do what you want it to do. We're at the stage where before AI was good at developing ideas, but then you go make it like normal, to where you can actually use more and more of the generated imagery (or whatever it is) directly and with progressively less editing required. The reason people will want to use After Effects is because it not only looks good, you can theoretically have pinpoint control over almost everything to get it to look exactly the way you want. Making an image in Photoshop means you have total control over all the layers and pixels. Like making a character in Blender look like a screenshot from a Pixar film, versus using Midjourney to make the exact same quality of image, Blender is currently better because you have complete control over it. There's only so much you can do with a still from something like Midjourney.
With OpenAI's Sora, even if it was perfectly consistent and had no AI weirdness at all, to actually make films with it and replace all the current software and actually filming real actors in real places, we need to be able to have at least as much control as we have the traditional non-AI way of doing things. The extent that we don't have that control will dictate how much AI will completely take over as the basis of graphic design and filmmaking. So AI will get better and better, first generating 3D models we'll use in Blender, that we'll be able to tweak and also assisting people's custom designs where we'll be able to take someone's sketch and it just makes it for you, saving time, to taking someone's 3D model and making all kinds of variations instantly as well as developing other assets consistent with the same style. But at some point, the AI will get so good at generating full videos like Sora that we'll not need the 3D models anymore. In the end, we want to make a film, so what will happen is we'll have tools that give us all the same CONTROL as we currently have but where it's generating the whole thing. Where we won't need After Effects to take an AI generation and animate it, we'll just talk to the AI and ask it to change this and that, and it will do it, and we'll say "make it bluer, make it more liquid-like, make it look more 3D, okay too much, make it look more like it's painted, more like watercolors, add some glow, make the glow more cinematic and natural, make it look like a stop-motion animation of watercolors painted on paper that's been composited into a scene, give it a 35mm film look" etc.
As a music composer, I see AI Music as becoming ridiculously good over the next 2 years, and yes it will be used straight in low-budget productions like those using library music today (like stock images), but people will still want to make and want to have music created by composers especially at the start of this change because AI won't be able to write music to picture very well. In theory, composers have complete control over everything right now, and film music can get very specific in terms of reacting to a scene. And the effectiveness of a scene can be completely different with even an extremely subtle difference. We're HIGHLY sensitive to this, even if we don't consciously know it. At the start, we'll be able to use sample library virtual instruments to create mockups that will be able to be converted to an AI recreation that sounds like real instruments recorded literally however we like. The point of the virtual instrument will be to provide base information for the AI to know what you want it to generally sound like. But in the end, you'll be able to take something recorded with General MIDI and so long as you didn't try and make it play something totally unrealistic for the instrument, you could get it to generate your composition as if you'd just received a recording done by the London Symphony at Abbey Road, in the audio engineering style of John Williams' E.T., or some Hans Zimmer score. The AI Voice conversions we have now are already very good. I can change myself into a female singer, a good female singer, even though I'm a man and not a great singer. So I can get a recording that I sung on a cheap microphone that sounds like a decent recording by a male or female singer.
The point is we need tools that use the AI to the maximum, and that's how it's going to make all these current tools redundant. And since we will want to take advantage of the AI as it gets better, we'll have to start from scratch for a lot of current software
Thanks for engaging and for the thorough comment. While I don't personally agree with your timeline, I do agree that as AI tools give us more and more *control*, then these legacy software packages will become obsolete.
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No chicken dinner for you this time!
@@curiousrefuge Dave sneaky cameo makes it all worth it! Fantastic!
@@curiousrefuge Tastes like... participation trophy!
Haha I actually was going to include him anyways. But he just happened to be at my house yesterday and we were like… I have a funny idea.
@@TheoreticallyMedia next I have to pop up behind one of your plants on set like Inspector Gadget. Ha.
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Hate the game not the player ;)
@@curiousrefuge If that makes you feel better haha
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