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ByteDance’s new AI system generates very realistic deepfake videos | TechCrunch

Deepfake videos are getting shockingly good. Researchers from TikTok owner ByteDance have demoed a new AI system, OmniHuman-1, that can generate perhaps the most realistic deepfake videos to date. According to the ByteDance researchers, OmniHuman-1 only needs a single reference image and audio, like speech or vocals, to generate a clip of an arbitrary length.

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Deepfake videos are getting shockingly good.

Researchers from TikTok owner ByteDance have demoed a new AI system, OmniHuman-1, that can generate perhaps the most realistic deepfake videos to date.

According to the ByteDance researchers, OmniHuman-1 only needs a single reference image and audio, like speech or vocals, to generate a clip of an arbitrary length.

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The Galaxy Z Flip 8 Has The Galaxy S26’s Horizontal Lock Feature

It’s like magic and now on Samsung’s newest foldable phones 🪄💕 #galaxyzflip8 #horizontallock #supersteady #stabilizer #samsunggalaxy

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It’s like magic and now on Samsung’s newest foldable phones 🪄💕 #galaxyzflip8 #horizontallock #supersteady #stabilizer #samsunggalaxy

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How Nvidia Develops Partnership With Startups Like Yours

Partnerships don’t happen out of thin air. NVIDIA’s global head of VC partnerships is on this week’s episode of Build Mode to shed light on how a founder can get on NVIDIA’s radar.

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Partnerships don’t happen out of thin air. NVIDIA’s global head of VC partnerships is on this week’s episode of Build Mode to shed light on how a founder can get on NVIDIA’s radar.

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Learn What it Takes to Work With Companies Like Nvidia

NVIDIA and other large corporations don’t always have the specificity to build the next wave of innovative tech, but they have the resources to back the startups that are. The company’s global venture capital alliances and partnerships lead Sydney Sykes is on this week’s Build Mode podcast to talk about how founders should think about…

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NVIDIA and other large corporations don’t always have the specificity to build the next wave of innovative tech, but they have the resources to back the startups that are.

The company’s global venture capital alliances and partnerships lead Sydney Sykes is on this week’s Build Mode podcast to talk about how founders should think about working with corporate VC’s and the unique power a single-minded founder has.

Listen to the full episode on our channel!

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