D-ID, the Tel Aviv-based startup best known as the tech behind those viral videos of animated family photos, is bringing its AI video technology to a new
Originally available as a web platform, D-ID’s Creative Reality Studio allows users to upload a still image and script and then turn that into an AI-generated video.
On the selection screen, you can either pick a premade “digital person” that D-ID provides or upload an image from your phone’s photo library.
You can also choose the tone of the speech — like cheerful, excited, friendly, hopeful, newscast, sad, shouting terrified, unfriendly, whispering, and others.
The company has also pledged to respect copyright, adhere to AI regulations, and to not knowingly license its technology to what it calls “contentious areas,” including political parties, pornography publishers, terrorist organizations, and guns or arms manufacturers.
Ahead of the mobile launch, the desktop version of Creative Reality Studio has seen 60,000 new sign-ups per day, with over 150 million videos already made using the platform, Perry tells us.
Since then, D-ID has also been working to create a photorealistic interface for ChatGPT as well as its Creative Reality Studio software, as part of its broader AI development efforts.
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Originally available as a web platform, D-ID’s Creative Reality Studio allows users to upload a still image and script and then turn that into an AI-generated video.
On the selection screen, you can either pick a premade “digital person” that D-ID provides or upload an image from your phone’s photo library.
You can also choose the tone of the speech — like cheerful, excited, friendly, hopeful, newscast, sad, shouting terrified, unfriendly, whispering, and others.
The company has also pledged to respect copyright, adhere to AI regulations, and to not knowingly license its technology to what it calls “contentious areas,” including political parties, pornography publishers, terrorist organizations, and guns or arms manufacturers.
Ahead of the mobile launch, the desktop version of Creative Reality Studio has seen 60,000 new sign-ups per day, with over 150 million videos already made using the platform, Perry tells us.
Since then, D-ID has also been working to create a photorealistic interface for ChatGPT as well as its Creative Reality Studio software, as part of its broader AI development efforts.
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