Instagram is set to integrate AI-powered video editing tools, similar to Meta's Movie Gen research project, allowing users to seamlessly modify their videos with features like outfit and background changes.
Meta is working on bringing AI-powered video editing features, similar to its Movie Gen research project, to Instagram next year. Adam Mosseri, Instagram 's head, shared a preview video showcasing seamless AI edits, highlighting the potential for users to change their outfits, background, and add various elements to their videos. The demo showcased impressive transitions without noticeable AI artifacts.
While the exact timeline for Movie Gen's arrival remains unclear, Mosseri hinted at more updates to come in 2024
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