Next on Now: U Were Mine

• Next on Now debuts the first-ever music video created using Luma Labs’ new generative video model.

• The project features excellent motion and consistency, with a slowly zooming shot of a TV displaying various videos.

• The accompanying song crafted with Suno AI enhances the immersive experience.

The Monster Library: Monster Camp

• The Monster Library puts Luma AI’s Dream Machine to the test with quirky animation.

• Danny, the blue monster, arrives at his first monster summer camp with a mysterious aura beckoning to him.

• With the help of his furry friends, Danny must try to uncover secrets and lift the curse of Candy Crest.

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Matan Cohen-Grumi: Jamming with Udio

• Matan, an accomplished rocker and guitarist, brings his musical talents to the forefront.

• He jams with his electric guitar to a track by Udio that evolved from his original riff.

• After crafting and extending the riff, Matan edited his favorite parts in Ableton, creating a collab with the AI software.

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Luma Labs: Dream Machine

• As seen on Luma’s X, the new AI video tool is impressively versatile, from animation to realism.

• Dream Machine is a highly scalable transformer model trained directly on videos, making it capable of generating physically accurate, consistent, and eventful shots from text and images.

• Dream Machine is now accessible to everyone, allowing the creation of high-quality videos for all creators.

AI-Generated Art - From the 1980s

• Harold Cohen's AARON, an early AI art project, is showcased at the Whitney Museum.

• AARON, created from hand-coded instructions, produces art without large data sets.

• The exhibition highlights AARON's ability to create compelling, organic artwork that predates modern AI tools like DALL-E and Midjourney.