The new page to generate videos with artificial intelligence that everyone can use.

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is capable of amazing things. He still answers practically any question you ask him that generates an image from a handful of words. The same goes for videos. Many companies are developing platforms capable of creating recordings on demand by the user. There are even some sites on the internet where the user can already test the technology. Although, obviously, it still has its limitations. One of the most interesting tools is GEN-2, created by the AI research company Runway, which had previously released a previous version that allowed users to change the style of videos and is still available on their website. The new model, however, does not ask you to upload any type of content. As is the case with imaging platforms like DALL-E or Midjourney, all you have to do is give them written instructions for them to share the video with you. Any netizen can try GEN-2. Simply access this page and access the platform using your Google account. Then, all you have to do is go to the 'Generate Videos' option and click on 'G-2'. Next, the process is similar to what you have to follow in other sites dedicated to generating images. The description of the video that we want -or 'prompt'- can be, at most, 320 words. After entering the 'prompt', the system only needs a few seconds to generate the video. The results, as we have been able to verify, are quite good and reasonably realistic. Now, keep in mind that the total duration of the resulting video is only 4 seconds. At ABC, for example, we've asked him to create footage of a killer robot taking on humanity and a 'super-intelligent' AI, a buzzword of late, taking over the world. The recordings incorporate marks in the lower right corner so that the user on duty does not try to pass them off as real videos. Despite the limitations of the system, GEN-2 is a good platform that can help Internet users get an idea of what the generation of videos from a system driven by artificial intelligence can bring.



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