Instagram chief Adam Mosseri is testing next-generation AI features for the social app that will allow creators to change “any aspect” of their videos using text signals. It will power the editing tools. Meta's Movie Gen AI modelMosseri said they hope to launch next year on the social network. Video shared on Thursday.
“We're working on some really exciting AI tools for you video creators,” Mosseri said. “Many of you create amazing content that makes Instagram what it is, and we want more tools to help you realize your ideas. And you can do whatever you want with your videos. You should be able to change your outfit or change the content of what you're sitting on or add a chain to anything you can think of,” he added.
The video is a preview of the AI editing features Mosseri is teasing, changing your outfit; change your background environment; Including adding jewelry and changing your overall look.
For example, In one scene, Mosseri's background changes to a snowy atmosphere, and in another; He turns into a puppet-like animated version of himself.
While the previews are clean and smooth, it's unclear if the user-facing editing tools will produce the same results once launched.
When Meta unveiled Movie Gen in October; The company says the model allows users to use simple text inputs to create video and audio and edit existing videos. Meta said at the time that the AI video generator would not be publicly available. Today's announcement reveals that Meta will leverage the model to offer creators on Instagram more AI editing tools for their videos.
It should be noted that Meta revealed Movie Gen months later. OpenAI versus Adobe Similar models were launched. OpenAI's Sora It was rolled out to some users earlier this month, and Adobe allowed some users to start testing it. Firefly video generator In October
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