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Tencent Launches Innovative AI Video Tool ‘Follow-Your-Click’
OUR TAKEUnlike ChatGPT, Tencent’s Follow-Your-Click combines images with simple text prompts that can be converted into short video clips with a single click.While other models require users to describe in detail how and where they want the image to move, Follow-Your-Click allows for a more specific…

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OUR TAKEUnlike ChatGPT, Tencent’s Follow-Your-Click combines images with simple text prompts that can be converted into short video clips with a single click.While other models require users to describe in detail how and where they want the image to move, Follow-Your-Click…
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OUR TAKE Unlike ChatGPT, Tencent’s Follow-Your-Click combines images with simple text prompts that can be converted into short video clips with a single click. While other models require users to describe in detail how and where they want the image to move, Follow-Your-Click allows for a more specific focus on specific things in the image. -Jennifer YU, BTW reporter Chinese internet giant Tencent Holdings introduced an image-to-video artificial intelligence (AI) model in collaboration with academic partners on Friday.
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The image-animation tool called Follow-Your-Click was released on Microsoft’s open-source code website GitHub, amid the rising fervour around content-generating tools like OpenAI’s Chat. The project is a collaboration between Tencent’s Hunyuan team, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and Tsinghua University, one of mainland China’s top two universities in Beijing. Also read: ByteDance’s gaming exodus: Talks with Tencent reshape industry Follow-Your-Click allows users to click on certain parts of a picture with a simple text prompt indicating how they would like it to move to then transform a still image into a short animated video.
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- Follow-Your-Click takes images combined with simple text prompts and turns them into short video clips with just a click
- Tencent collaborated with researchers from universities in Hong Kong and Beijing amid growing excitement around AI video generation
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