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TikTok Owner’s New AI Tool Makes Lifelike Videos From A Single Photo
TikTok parent company ByteDance unveils OmniHuman, an AI system that can generate realistic videos of people from just one picture.
TikTok maker ByteDance unveils OmniHuman-1, a new AI tool that can make videos from a photo
In a black and white video, OmniHuman-1 shows the known scientist Albert Einstein talking in front of a blackboard performing hand gestures and showing facial expressions. ByteDance says it trained the new tool on more than 18,700 hours of human videos, combining it with various types of inputs like text, audio and physical poses.
TikTok owner ByteDance working on AI tool that generates videos from single image
TikTok’s parent company ByteDance has unveiled its new AI tool called OmniHuman-1 that can generate lifelike videos from a single photo. The model is able to imitate how humans speak, move and gesture accurately.
OmniHuman: ByteDance’s new AI creates realistic videos from a single photo
OmniHuman can turn photos into realistic videos of people speaking, singing and moving naturally, based on 18,700 hours of human motion data.
ByteDance's new AI model generates hyper-realistic videos
Generative AI models for videos are among the best examples to appreciate this. In line with this, a new launch by a very popular company promises to make deepfake videos 10x better. ByteDance, does that name ring a bell?
ByteDance releases new generative AI model OmniHuman
ByteDance has come up with a generative AI framework that can create highly realistic videos of a human based on a single image and motion signal.
TikTok owner’s new AI project brings Albert Einstein back to life in shockingly real deepfake — generated from a single image
That’s according to a newly-released preview of the jaw-dropping new AI model said to be forthcoming from ByteDance, owners of TikTok, which revived the deceased E = mc² declarer to demonstrate the ...
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TikTok revival: Trump 2.0 is singing a different tune, giving ByteDance hope in US
When Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th US president on January 20, several tech tycoons were present - from Amazon.com's ...
Tiktok's Chinese owner appears to be slow-rolling negotiations for sale, Washington Post reports
Short video app TikTok's owner ByteDance seems to be slow-rolling negotiations for a sale while waiting for approval from the ...
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I secretly wished the TikTok ban had succeeded. Now, I realize the app wasn’t the issue
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ByteDance board member 'optimistic' TikTok will find non-sale options in US, report says
TikTok is considering alternative solutions to selling its US business, as owner ByteDance continues the fight to keep its ...
DeepSeek’s growth in China surges past ByteDance’s Doubao in AI app race
DeepSeek had 22.2 million daily active users in January, surpassing Doubao’s 17 million, but it still trails the TikTok owner ...
ByteDance slows down negotiations for U.S. unit as Trump and allies rush to make deal - WaPo
ByteDance (BDNCE), the owner of TikTok, appears to be slowing down on negotiations for the sale of its U.S. operations while awaiting China's approval, even as corporate allies of President Donald ...