AI Technology & Industry Review
In the new paper Pix2Video: Video Editing Using Image Diffusion, an Adobe Research and University College London team presents Pix2Video, a framework for realistic text-guided video editing using a pretrained image diffusion model.
In the new paper Dreamix: Video Diffusion Models Are General Video Editors, a team from Google Research and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem presents Dreamix, a novel approach that leverages a video diffusion model (VDM) to enable text-based motion and appearance video editing.
A group of researchers from Google Research and the University of Oxford have introduced a novel technique that can “retiming” people’s movements in videos.
VidPress is an AI-powered video synthesis tool Baidu Research recently developed in an effort to churn out sleek, professional video content in one click.
Researchers from Beijing’s National Laboratory of Pattern Recognition (NLPR), SenseTime Research, and Nanyang Technological University have taken the tech one step further with a new framework that enables totally arbitrary audio-video translation.
Purging your favourite photos or videos of an unsightly trash pile, a parked car or even an ex-partner has never been easier, thanks to the rapid progress of AI models designed for such tasks.
Thanks to social video app Kuaishou and its plug-and-play tools, even rural Chinese with cheap smartphones are quickly and easily producing short videos featuring Hollywood-style special effects.