Voice AI

Make-A-Video is a state-of-the-art AI system developed by Meta AI. It enables users to generate unique and high-quality videos from text prompts. Users have the option to create videos ranging from surreal to realistic. It's currently undergoing internal testing and development but is expected to be available to the public soon.

Make-A-Video works by combining text-to-image generation technology with the ability to learn from unlabeled videos. It uses images with descriptors to understand world appearance and unlabeled videos to learn how the world moves. Given a few words or lines of text, Make-A-Video can create unique, whimsical videos.

Yes, Make-A-Video can add motion to a single image. The system has progressed from generating static images to creating videos filled with motion from a single image or a pair of images.

Yes, one of the features of Make-A-Video is the ability for users to create variations of an original video, thereby expanding creative possibilities.

Meta AI is taking numerous steps to prevent the generation of harmful content with Make-A-Video. They analyze millions of pieces of data and apply filters to reduce the potential for harmful content surfacing in videos. Additionally, they add watermarks to their videos to indicate they are AI-generated, and not captured video. They are also thorough with testing and iterative improvements to ensure safety and deliberate usage.

Make-A-Video is designed to outperform previous tools for video generation. It has been tested and found to be 3 times better at representing text input and 3 times higher in quality compared to the previous state of the art.

Yes, to indicate AI-generated content and distinguish it from captured videos, Make-A-Video adds a watermark to all the videos it generates.

While there isn't a specific release date, Make-A-Video is currently in the internal testing and development phase and is expected to be released to the public in the near future.

Yes, Make-A-Video allows users to generate multiple variations of the same video, thus offering diverse creative possibilities.

Absolutely. Make-A-Video can not only add motion to a single image but also fill-in the between motion of two images, converting what was static into dynamic video content.