Caroline Nouaille

🚀 At Meta Connect 2024, Meta unveiled groundbreaking advancements aimed at democratizing immersive technologies like AR and VR. With the launch of affordable products such as the Orion AR Glasses and Quest 3S Headset, highlighted by enhanced AI capabilities like real-time translation and celebrity avatars, Meta is setting new standards for user engagement and interaction. The strategic emphasis on accessibility is crucial as the market for immersive technologies is expected to hit $114.5 billion by 2030, transforming how we interact digitally across sectors like entertainment, education, and retail. 🤔 What strategies best support the widespread adoption of cost-effective VR and AR technologies in rapidly growing markets? 💡 Ensuring such adoption requires a blend of competitive pricing, consumer education, and infrastructure support. Companies can partner with educators to integrate AR and VR into learning environments, creating a foundation of familiarity among potential users. Additionally, leveraging influencer marketing and live demos can help demystify tech for lay audiences. A transparent approach to privacy and data protection is also essential to build trust and encourage uptake, particularly across demographic groups that prioritize digital security. #ARVRInnovation #MetaTechnology #AIFuture #DigitalTransformation #ValueInnovation §843

Could Meta's Movie Gen revolutionize the video landscape with its realistic sound and visuals? What potential uses could this technology have in our day-to-day lives?" Immersive media consumption is at the brink of a major breakthrough, as tech giants like Runway, OpenAI, and Meta (formerly Facebook) invest heavily into generative video models. These AI-powered systems are capable of creating incredibly realistic videos complete with sound. As per TechCrunch report, there seems to be infinite possibilities for application even though no definitive use has been identified yet. The evidence of this potential is clear in Meta's new offering – Movie Gen. This innovative machine learning model generates movie-style clips that are alarmingly true-to-life. Able to create an endless array of 'Moo Deng' clips (a popular Thai dish), it signifies a monumental leap forward in opening up frontiers for interactive digital content creation. But what does such an advancement mean for us? Could these technologies shape a future where we stream hyper-customized internet videos straight from AI servers? Or perhaps creatives will utilize such systems to fast-track pre-production tasks in film and television? As interesting as these prospects are, they also bring forth ethical concerns about deepfakes and surveillance capitalism. New technologies always present platforms with opportunities for misuse - who's responsible then when things go wrong? As we collectively dive deeper into the era of artificial intelligence, perhaps now more than ever is the time for robust discussion around ethics and regulations within the field. Feel free to share your thoughts on how you think generative video models might fit into or potentially disrupt our daily lives. Click here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gGN6akYF #Meta #Runway #OpenAI #GenerativeVideoModels #MovieGen #MooDeng #ArtificialIntelligence #TechCrunch #Deepfakes #SurveillanceCapitalism

Could Meta's Movie Gen revolutionize the video landscape with its realistic sound and visuals? What potential uses could this technology have in our day-to-day lives?" Immersive media consumption is at the brink of a major breakthrough, as tech giants like Runway, OpenAI, and Meta (formerly Facebook) invest heavily into generative video models. These AI-powered systems are capable of creating incredibly realistic videos complete with sound. As per TechCrunch report, there seems to be infinite possibilities for application even though no definitive use has been identified yet. The evidence of this potential is clear in Meta's new offering – Movie Gen. This innovative machine learning model generates movie-style clips that are alarmingly true-to-life. Able to create an endless array of 'Moo Deng' clips (a popular Thai dish), it signifies a monumental leap forward in opening up frontiers for interactive digital content creation. But what does such an advancement mean for us? Could these technologies shape a future where we stream hyper-customized internet videos straight from AI servers? Or perhaps creatives will utilize such systems to fast-track pre-production tasks in film and television? As interesting as these prospects are, they also bring forth ethical concerns about deepfakes and surveillance capitalism. New technologies always present platforms with opportunities for misuse - who's responsible then when things go wrong? As we collectively dive deeper into the era of artificial intelligence, perhaps now more than ever is the time for robust discussion around ethics and regulations within the field. Feel free to share your thoughts on how you think generative video models might fit into or potentially disrupt our daily lives. Click here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gGN6akYF #Meta #Runway #OpenAI #GenerativeVideoModels #MovieGen #MooDeng #ArtificialIntelligence #TechCrunch #Deepfakes #SurveillanceCapitalism

Could Meta's Movie Gen revolutionize the video landscape with its realistic sound and visuals? What potential uses could this technology have in our day-to-day lives?" Immersive media consumption is at the brink of a major breakthrough, as tech giants like Runway, OpenAI, and Meta (formerly Facebook) invest heavily into generative video models. These AI-powered systems are capable of creating incredibly realistic videos complete with sound. As per TechCrunch report, there seems to be infinite possibilities for application even though no definitive use has been identified yet. The evidence of this potential is clear in Meta's new offering – Movie Gen. This innovative machine learning model generates movie-style clips that are alarmingly true-to-life. Able to create an endless array of 'Moo Deng' clips (a popular Thai dish), it signifies a monumental leap forward in opening up frontiers for interactive digital content creation. But what does such an advancement mean for us? Could these technologies shape a future where we stream hyper-customized internet videos straight from AI servers? Or perhaps creatives will utilize such systems to fast-track pre-production tasks in film and television? As interesting as these prospects are, they also bring forth ethical concerns about deepfakes and surveillance capitalism. New technologies always present platforms with opportunities for misuse - who's responsible then when things go wrong? As we collectively dive deeper into the era of artificial intelligence, perhaps now more than ever is the time for robust discussion around ethics and regulations within the field. Feel free to share your thoughts on how you think generative video models might fit into or potentially disrupt our daily lives. Click here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gGN6akYF #Meta #Runway #OpenAI #GenerativeVideoModels #MovieGen #MooDeng #ArtificialIntelligence #TechCrunch #Deepfakes #SurveillanceCapitalism

Testing for Sentience in AI: The Gaming Problem - Built In: Testing for Sentience in AI: The Gaming Problem  Built In http://dlvr.it/TGCC7W #ai #artificialintelligence

#IDAnimator: Zero-Shot Identity-Preserving Human Video Generation Presents a zero-shot human-video generation approach that can perform personalized video generation given single reference facial image without further training #videogeneration #Ai #imagetovideo

Beyond Identity Launches RealityCheck to Address AI Deception Within Digital Communication https://lnkd.in/dQ34ecEu #artificialintelligence #ai #machinelearning #technology #Metaverse

Dear AI, help me: The brain behind what is changing how we live, play & work | Opinion - Fond du Lac Reporter: Dear AI, help me: The brain behind what is changing how we live, play & work | Opinion  Fond du Lac Reporter http://dlvr.it/TGMJNY #ai #artificialintelligence

🚨 New AI builds Indie-to-AAA props and characters 🚨 See the demo : https://bit.ly/m/Kaedim"We call it Astro Bot because we treat this as a new beginning," says Nicolas Doucet, who's studio head at Team Asobi.⭐ The world's best game studios ship 7x faster | Learn more at 🚨 New AI builds AAA characters 🚨 See the demo : https://bit.ly/m/Kaedim - try it today to turn sketches into game assets in minutes.

Two Major Anime Leakers To Be Exposed Following First-Time US Court Order: For the first time, a U.S. court has ordered the exposure of identities behind anime leaker accounts on X following complaints from producers of Jujutsu Kaisen and Demon Slayer. The order was revealed by Japanese anti-piracy organization CODA (Content Overseas Distribution Association). CBR reports: The order to disclose their identities was issued on Aug. 20 and served on Aug. 30, meaning that these Jujutsu Kaisen and Demon Slayer leakers will be forced to out themselves, lest they face further legal troubles. Several CODA member companies, which include Kodansha (Attack on Titan), Toei Animation (One Piece) and more collected evidence on these accounts; CODA's report states that it has also received other inquiries about other anime and is preparing for further action. "We will continue to work with the rights holders of the victims to take strict action based on the information of the account owners that comes to light, and will demand severe punishment for these leak accounts," it concludes. Read more of this story at Slashdot.