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Ray2 is the current image to video leader.

Posted on February 12, 2025 by Michael Korican
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Luma Labs might just have taken the lead in computer generated video with their Ray2 model.

It now uses image to video, an update from text to video.

See Theoretically Media for more.

My take: wow. Just wow! (How about lip sync next, eh?)

Posted in Cool Tech, The Mediascape | Tagged a picture is worth three hundred frames | Leave a reply

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