Invisible Universe: Clydeo Takes a Bite Out of Life

• Jennifer Aniston's new book, Clydeo Takes a Bite Out of Life, is inspired by her rescue dog Clyde and illustrated by the talented Bruno Jacob.

• The story follows Clydeo as he discovers his passion for cooking and is brought to life by Invisible Universe, an independent animation studio known for using AI in their creative work.

Pietro Schirano: Jarvis Assistant

• Pietro Schirano is getting closer to creating his own AI assistant, inspired by Tony Stark's Jarvis.

• Using Claude Engineer, he communicates with the AI to build a Minesweeper game, and the assistant responds in real-time with its own voice, powered by ElevenLabs' turbo voice model.

Yigit Kirca: Culture Pop Spec Ad

• Yigit Kirca's latest project is a visually striking spec ad for Culture Pop soda, created entirely with AI tools like MidJourney, Magnific, Photoshop, Luma, and Udio.

• His work showcases a seamless blend of AI tech to craft bold, colorful imagery that resonates with the brand's playful personality.

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Read Their Lips

• Symphonic Labs' new tool, "Read Their Lips," uses AI to identify inaudible speech in videos, allowing users to upload clips and discover what people are saying even without microphones.

• The tool can be used to interpret speech from public figures like Blake Lively, Taylor Swift, and Lebron James, providing insights into conversations previously inaccessible.

Adobe Previews New Text-to-Video AI Tools

• Adobe previewed new generative AI video tools for Firefly, including text-to-video and image-to-video features, allowing users to create and adjust clips using simulated camera controls.

• The Firefly model promises to be "commercially safe" and is trained on openly licensed content, offering up to five-second video clips.

• These tools will launch in beta later this year and integrate into Adobe’s Creative Cloud, with additional features like "Generative Extend" for extending video length.

Refik Anadol’s “Dvořák Dreams” Hits The Kennedy Center

• Refik Anadol's "Dvořák Dreams," an AI-driven tribute to Czech composer Antonín Dvořák, is on display at Washington, DC's Kennedy Center, blending sound and visuals in a 15-minute loop.

• The piece explores Dvořák's legacy through AI-generated visuals and soundscapes, including references to his works, his move to America, and his cultural impact.

• Anadol used AI to process over 200 of Dvořák's works, creating an immersive experience that has already garnered attention for its unique blend of technology and art.