Microsoft's 'photo-talking app' leaves its mark on the week

Microsoft's AI application "VASA-1", which can create videos from photos, Meta's "Llama 3", a rival to "ChatGPT", and Adobe's "Express" application have begun to take the stage as new actors in the field of artificial intelligence.

Following the attention drawn by OpenAI's "ChatGPT" and Google's "Gemini" with their successive developments, other technology giants continue to launch their own artificial intelligence applications.

Adobe, the owner of the image editing software Photoshop, announced that it has made its "Adobe Express" mobile application available for free.

With the company's new AI-powered application, users can obtain visual results by providing text-based inputs.

With the application, users can perform tasks such as background removal, creating impressive fonts, and producing content specifically for social media platforms very simply with the help of artificial intelligence.

Meta is also starting to become influential with the steps it has taken in the AI chatbot race, which has heated up with ChatGPT. To this end, the Meta AI assistant, introduced in September 2023, is now being integrated into Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, and Messenger.

The company also announced Llama 3, its large language model. With the new language model, which can write code and chat with users just like ChatGPT, Meta has also reached an ambitious position in this race.

On the other hand, Meta AI will offer a unique experience on WhatsApp. Meta AI will be able to generate images on WhatsApp based on user input.

MICROSOFT'S DEEPFAKE VIDEO GENERATING APP

Microsoft also carried out one of the most important developments of the week. The technology giant enables the production of deepfake videos with the artificial intelligence model it has developed.

Microsoft's AI tool turns photos into more realistic videos. VASA-1 can take any photo or drawing and combine it with an existing audio file.

With the artificial intelligence it possesses, VASA-1 can create facial expressions and head movements from photos. While the application can produce mouth movements suitable for speech, it can also make photos sing.

News Source: AA