Watch How AI Turns Wildest Dreams and Fantasy into Reality!

A dream machine, humanoid robot and symphony

Welcome to Another Issue of AI for Business

Ever wondered if AI can turn dreams into reality? Well, a new Dream Machine is making it happen…

And… humanoid robots with eerily realistic facial expressions that smile and stick out their tongues?

Let’s find out…??

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TRENDING AI NEWS

? When Everything Feels Like A Dream, AI Wakes You Up To Reality

What happened: Luma Labs, a San Francisco-based artificial intelligence startup, has launched Dream Machine, a free, open text-to-video model that is being compared to OpenAI's Sora.

The tool allows users to generate realistic AI-powered videos from text prompts and is already garnering attention from the public.….yes, from the public!

It is readily available for users to try out—guess that makes it better than Sora for now… ??

Dream Machine offers several impressive features and capabilities:

• It can generate 120 frames in just 2 minutes, making it a relatively fast and efficient tool for video creation.
• One of the most challenging aspects of video generation is maintaining consistent characters and accurate physics, which Dream Machine handles remarkably well.
• Early users report that Dream Machine can faithfully render specified objects, characters, actions, and environments while maintaining fluid motion and coherent storytelling.

Luma Labs plans to release a developer-friendly API in the coming months, making the tool more accessible and customizable for a wider range of applications.

?? To try Dream Machine, you can sign in with a personal Google account on the Luma Labs website. However, due to high traffic, the daily video generation limit is currently set at 5 per user, and outputs may take some time to generate.

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?? Last Time Kling and Now Humanoid Robots?

What happened: Ex-Robots, a Chinese company based in Dalian, is developing humanoid robots with a focus on enhancing facial expressions and emotions.

The company's engineers are working on improving the robots' ability to recognize and express emotions using proprietary software and algorithms.

What we know so far:

• Ex-Robots' humanoid robots can mimic human facial expressions, such as smiling and sticking out the tongue.

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