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Paul Trillo Makes History with Sora and More in This Week's AI Round-Up
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Here’s what we’re covering today:
Abel Art traps strangers in an AI-crafted mystery
A new way to create anime
Refik Anadol mesmerizes MoMA and reshapes art history with generative brilliance
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Abel Art: “The Dinner”

"The Dinner" boasts a gripping storyline where four strangers wake up in darkness, unable to stand with no recollection of how they got there.
Abel Art's use of various tools, including Runway for lip-syncing and ElevenLabs for voices, showcasing their skill.
The video impresses with it’s potential and similarities to a Korean-language sci-fi.
Paul Trillo: Washed Out

Paul Trillo's video for "The Hardest Part" uses AI to depict the evolving story of high school sweethearts, from youthful romance to marriage, in a dreamlike, surreal style.
This marks the first official music video commissioned using OpenAI's Sora.
The song features on Washed Out's upcoming album "Notes From a Quiet Life," set for release on June 28th.
Varun Mayya: ComfyUI Anime Workflow

Varun Mayya's project showcases an impressively seamless integration of an anime character in a classroom setting.
The project highlights six months of development focused on optimizing AI algorithms for high-resolution animation with limited VRAM.
This workflow sets a new standard for character animation in it’s fluidity and lip syncing accuracy.

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Refik Anadol's "Unsupervised" at MoMA transforms its art catalog into visually complex AI-generated patterns.
Anadol views AI as a creative medium, pushing algorithms to produce unexpected results and embrace errors.
He draws parallels between historical art controversies and current AI art debates, suggesting a future shift towards acceptance.

Unlike previous technologies, generative AI made a quieter splash at GDC 2024, suggesting cautious interest rather than widespread adoption in game development.
Discussions highlighted generative AI's potential to streamline game development, yet emphasizing it won't replace human creativity.
Despite excitement, there's concern about AI's impact on creativity, with a focus on finding a balanced approach to AI integration.

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