The parent company of TikTok, ByteDance, is doubling down on a possible blockbuster in China's rapidly expanding generative artificial intelligence (AI) industry by giving its ChatGPT substitute Doubao the capacity to generate videos. According to the description, the tool, which is now only accessible to a small number of early adopters, permits sophisticated camera motions and a variety of artistic approaches.
The parent company of TikTok, ByteDance, is doubling down on a possible blockbuster in China's rapidly expanding generative artificial intelligence (AI) industry by giving its ChatGPT substitute Doubao the capacity to generate videos. According to the description, the tool, which is now only accessible to a small number of early adopters, permits sophisticated camera motions and a variety of artistic approaches.