Company caught FAKING AI, OpenAI's new FREE tools, insane new video generation, and Yeti ASMR

In this week's AI news, a company called BuilderAI was exposed for faking AI work and business deals using human engineers in India, raising concerns about transparency and honesty in the AI industry.

Luma AI introduced a new modify video feature that allows users to transform videos into different styles, with impressive and realistic effects such as changing outfits, backgrounds, and adding sound effects.

Genen showcased advancements in AI avatars that improve lip-syncing and emotional expression, enhancing the realism of virtual characters in videos.

Sunno unveiled an AI music platform that can create high-quality music, remix tracks, and provide creative control to users for generating new musical compositions.

ChatGPT introduced new features, including memory-based responses, integration with Outlook, Gmail, and other platforms, and improved chat capabilities, enhancing user experience for AI conversations.

OpenAI faced drama and disputes with Anthropic, Reddit, and Google, leading to controversies and legal issues surrounding AI models and partnerships.

AI played a significant role in entertainment, including directorial decisions in films and TV shows, creative AI-generated content, and futuristic audio technologies for voice manipulation and enhancement.

Microsoft Bing, Opus Clip, and Meta's AI initiatives, like AI-enhanced search, content creation tools, and AI moderation for online platforms, showcased advancements in AI technologies and applications.

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