Etiquetas: generative media

Microsoft announced three new artificial‑intelligence models: a voice model that can generate up to 60‑second audio clips, a transcription model that converts recordings into text in 25 languages, and a second‑generation image model that delivers faster, more realistic results. The models are now available in Microsoft’s Foundry and MAI playground, with plans to integrate the image model into Bing and PowerPoint. The rollout reflects Microsoft’s push to broaden its AI portfolio beyond text‑focused tools, complementing its Copilot suite and underscoring the company’s deep resources for enterprise‑grade generative media. Leer más

Google's Nano Banana Pro, the latest AI image tool in Gemini, delivers striking realism, detailed text integration, and advanced editing capabilities that set it apart from competitors. Testers praised its ability to create lifelike photos, accurate logos, and coherent infographics, though the model sometimes fabricates incorrect details, especially in information‑heavy designs. While the pro version offers richer creativity and reasoning, it runs slower than the original model. The tool's powerful features raise concerns about potential misuse for creating deceptive media, highlighting the need for careful oversight as AI‑generated imagery becomes increasingly convincing. Leer más

Google announced the release of Veo 3, its latest AI video generator, now available to paying Gemini users through Flow, the Gemini API, and Vertex AI. The update adds features such as ingredient‑based video assembly, object insertion, and the ability to create AI‑generated transitions between still images, extending short clips to over a minute. Veo 3 follows earlier launches that integrated synchronized audio and reflects Google’s broader push into generative media, a field currently heated by OpenAI’s Sora and ongoing copyright disputes. Leer más