Incredible results here from combining output from two AI tools, Midjourney for still images and Luma Dream Machine for video. As Awais says, it won't be long before this will be possible with a single tool. ... ... I started my first internet business in 1995 and what I see now with AI reminds of the net back then -- along with all of its clumsiness, its hypsters, and its doubters. I'm convinced that multimodal LLMs will have as much impact on how we use computers as the internet did. Every kind of computer related work will change as well as every interface. When was the last time you used software that *didn't* involve the internet? Think of AI that way. In the near future, all software will be expected to have some kind of LLM capability -- and just like with the net, we don't know yet what many of those features will look like. But we will think then, like we do now, that any software that *doesn't* have an AI in it will feel dumb and disconnected.
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Someone from Reddit made a "Roman Empire: Restored Footage concept" using Midjourney and Luma Dream Machine How long until we are able to create 5 - 10 minute long scenes using just one single image? _____________ If you liked this, join Superhuman - my newsletter that helps 650k+ readers at companies like Apple and Microsoft get smart about AI & tech: https://lnkd.in/eNMabp8Y Credit: frontbackend
