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Announcing the 1st Project Odyssey AI Filmmaking Competition! From June 17th to July 15th, we are excited to challenge the community to make next-level 3D Animations, Music Videos, Narrative Shorts, and more. Sign up at: projectodyssey.ai #projectodyssey

Use AI to mask faces or features in a few clicks in After Effects with DeepMake's plugins

We have just launched our Version 2.0 update, which improves on the current functionality of AI features DeepMake makes available in After Effects. Now with 5 AI tools running locally and within a common workflow, you can work more efficiently, with fewer limits and costs

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This recent article on feedback from professionals on Sora, the AI video generation model from OpenAI, demonstrates that generative AI can be used in the creative industries as a powerful tool to help the creative process, rather than replace it! openai.com/blog/sora-firs…

Interesting article here regarding OpenAI and Hollywood. We believe that AI will be a powerful tool in the hands of professionals, helping to accelerate and expand output beyond what is currently possible - not a complete replacement for human talent. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

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You don't need a small supercomputer to run AI models locally anymore, with more functionality and complexity within reach for the home user with each passing month. We explore more on this topic in our latest blog article at DeepMake: deepmake.com/blog/

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Some commentary on AI seems to forget that a key step in the generative workflow is the human input, whether it's the initial text prompt, image or the iterative refinement. It takes both human and AI to create something new: deepmake.com/blog/

Whilst generative AI output from Sora is highly impressive, Bill Peebles proved that AI works better when combined with the creativity and experience of a human.  twitter.com/billpeeb/statu…