Now, the tech giant is bringing the capability to all the developers who use the Google AI Studio. Users can generate AI-powered apps of their choice with simple prompts, and can also develop ...

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OpenAI's viral Sora app is coming to Android devices and will feature updates that seem to appeal to professional creators.

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The basic version doesn’t come with new AI features rolling out today, like AI-generated avatars and an image-to-video tool. The basic version doesn’t come with new AI features rolling out today, like ...

Google Vids is the company's web-based video editor, and you can now use it for free. Up until now, Vids was available only for paying Google Workspace subscribers, but this move makes it accessible ...

TL;DR: Google Vids is a new browser-based video editor integrated with Google Drive, offering features like adding media, audio, text, and transitions. It supports AI-generated clips and avatars, with ...

Video editing has always been a blend of technical precision and creative storytelling. In the past, editors relied solely on manual work—scrubbing through footage frame by frame, adjusting audio ...