AI News: Make Amazing AI Videos For Free!

1. Leonardo Motion is now available to all users.

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Leonardo AI has released Leonardo Motion, their new text to video and image to video pipeline, which is now available to all users, both paid and free.

• Users on the top plan get unlimited video generations.
• The motion strength slider allows users to control the intensity of the motion in the generated videos.

2. Pika 1.0 is now available to the general public.

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Pika Labs 1.0 is now accessible to the general public. Users can explore the user feed of all the videos created by others or create their own AI videos by starting with an image, video, or text prompt.

• Users have options to customize aspect ratio, frames per second, camera movements, and motion strength.
• Negative prompts can be used to guide the AI in generating the desired content.

3. Microsoft Copilot now has its own Android app.

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Microsoft Copilot, the AI chat app, is now available on Android devices, allowing Android users to have a web-connected AI chat experience directly on their phones.

• The app provides a convenient way for Android users to access Copilot's features.
• Users can use Copilot within Visual Studio Code on their Android devices.

4. Suno AI is now available in Microsoft Copilot.

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Suno AI, a music generation tool, is now available within Microsoft Copilot. Users can create songs by providing prompts and enjoy fun facts while waiting for the song to be generated.

• Users can generate songs based on prompts and adjust various parameters.
• The tool provides an engaging experience with informative facts during the song generation process.

5. GitHub Copilot Chat is now generally available.

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GitHub Copilot Chat, an AI-powered chat tool, is now generally available for organizations and individuals. It can be accessed directly within Visual Studio Code.

• Users can use GitHub Copilot Chat for coding assistance and collaboration.
• The tool enhances the coding experience within Visual Studio Code.

6. The New York Times is suing OpenAI.

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The New York Times has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, claiming that OpenAI's chatbot, GPT-4, reproduced their content verbatim. The lawsuit raises questions about copyright and the use of AI-generated content.

• The New York Times alleges that GPT-4 reproduced their content without permission.
• The lawsuit highlights the need for copyright laws to adapt to the changing technological landscape.

7. Samsung unveils an AI-enabled smart fridge.

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Samsung has unveiled a new AI-enabled smart fridge that can design recipes based on users' dietary needs. The fridge features an internal camera to identify food items and a connected app to suggest recipes.

• The smart fridge offers personalized recipe recommendations.
• The internal camera helps users keep track of their food inventory.

8. The top 50 AI sites of the year.

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A research study has identified the top 50 most visited AI tools and their traffic behavior. The list includes popular platforms such as ChatGPT, Character AI, and MidJourney.

• The study provides insights into the popularity and usage of various AI tools.
• The list can serve as a resource for discovering new AI tools and platforms.