Artificial intelligence technologies appear in many different fields such as art and cyber security, especially software. Meta announced its DALL-E alternative AI-powered video creation platform. The platform, called Make-A-Video, will produce videos inspired by the sentences written by users.
Platforms called artificial intelligence artists have managed to become one of the most talked about innovative technologies recently. Meta, which wants to join the artificial intelligence supported art trend, presented its new application to the users.
Users will be able to write the scenario they want and print it out on Make-A-Video. Stating that the platform creates short videos, the company announced that Make-A-Video was developed with machine learning method.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who made a statement on the subject on Facebook, said, “Artificial intelligence supported applications are designed to improve the creativity of users. People using the platforms can visualize their thoughts quickly and easily. Just by typing a few words, you can have Make-A-Video create creative videos for you.” made statements.
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It is worth noting that the platform can only produce 5-second videos for now. Make-A-Video, which also lacks audio support, gives good results but has shortcomings.
Developers do not yet have access to the data model trained with machine learning. It is estimated that the company will provide access to the model it has created for the emergence of different applications in the future.
Meta isn’t the only organization working on an AI-powered video creation platform. Earlier this year, Tsinghua University and Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence (BAAI) introduced their artificial intelligence application called CogVideo.
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