Join daily and weekly newsletters to obtain the latest updates and exclusive content to cover the leading artificial intelligence in the industry. Learn more A few years ago, there was no such thing as "AI Tawnidi Video Model". Today, there are dozens, including many who are able to submit a very high high video clip, or a video of real Hollywood standards in seconds of the text or images that are uploaded to the user and existing videos. If you have read Venturebeat in the past few months, there is no doubt that you coincide with articles about these models and companies behind them, from Runway's Gen-3 to Google's Veo 2 to Openai, which has been delayed long ago but is finally available to Luma Ai, Pika, Kling and Chinese Kiluo. Even alibaba and Startup called Genmo presented open source video models. Indeed, these models were used to make parts of the main films, from Everything, everywhere once to The real investigator of HBO: Night Country To Toys R 'USS and Coca Cola. But although Hollywood and relatively fast film makers of artificial intelligence are still, there is still one big problem on the horizon: copyright fears. The best we can say, given that most of the AI -startup companies do not publicly share accurate details of their training data, most of which are trained on vast areas of videos that have been uploaded to the web or collected from other archival sources, including those that have copyright that their owners may give or may not have given explicit permission to AI video companies. In fact, Runway is among the companies facing a collective lawsuit (still working on its way across the courts) on this particular case, and according to what NVIDIA collected a large group of YouTube videos also for this purpose. The conflict continues on whether the data is bulldozing, including videos, is fairly used and converted. But there is now a new alternative to those concerned with copyright and unwillingness to use models as there is a question mark. A start -up company called Moonvalley - founded by Google DeepMinders and former Meta, Microsoft and Tiktok researchers, among other things - Marey, is a combination AI video model designed for Hollywood studios, filmmakers and institutions for institutions. Marey was placed in its position as a "clean" model to establish AI, and Marey is trained exclusively on the owned and licensed data, providing an ethical alternative to artificial intelligence models that were developed using scraping content.
