One-stop Audio-Video Production Collaboration Platform 'Fen Miao Frame' Provides Online Review and Annotation Features

Federal Trade Commission Takes Action! Online Review Platform Sitejabber Accused of Faking Product Reviews

Crackdown on AI-generated Fake Reviews! US Government Takes Strong Action to Ban Fraudulent AI-generated Comments

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) of the United States announces a comprehensive ban on fraudulent artificial intelligence (AI) generated reviews and recommendations to combat dishonest practices in online reviews, including the purchase of positive reviews, hiring fake followers, and fabricating character testimonials. These fake reviews mislead consumers and undermine fair market competition. The new regulations highlight the dangers of AI-generated fake reviews and their impact on consumer decision-making. FTC Chair Lina Khan stated that fake reviews pollute the market and divert attention from honest competitors. This regulation aims to protect consumers by ensuring they rely on genuine user feedback rather than falsehoods.

Versatile! ReSyncer Satisfies Lip Sync, Style Transfer, and Face Swap Functions Simultaneously

ReSyncer is a multifunctional AI framework jointly developed by Tsinghua University, Baidu, and the S-Lab at Nanyang Technological University, designed to bring revolutionary breakthroughs in the field of video synthesis technology. Its core advantage lies in its integration of diverse functions, including generating realistic lip-synced videos highly synchronized with audio, personalized adjustments, video-driven lip sync, speech style transfer, and face swapping. ReSyncer excels in audio-video synchronization, enhancing the video viewing experience and paving the way for new applications in fields such as movie dubbing and multilingual content production.

Wuhan University Collaborates with China Mobile and Jiutian AI Team to Release Open-source Audio-Video Speaker Recognition Dataset VoxBlink2

Wuhan University, in collaboration with China Mobile's Jiutian AI team and Duke Kunshan University, has released the open-source audio-video speaker recognition dataset VoxBlink2, which is based on YouTube data and contains over 110,000 hours of audio-video recordings. The dataset includes 9,904,382 high-quality audio clips and their corresponding video segments, sourced from 111,284 users on YouTube, making it the largest publicly available audio-video speaker recognition dataset to date. The release of this dataset aims to enrich open-source speech corpora and support the training of voiceprint large models.

OpenAI Acquires Remote Collaboration Platform Multi

OpenAI is undergoing a series of acquisition activities. After acquiring the database technology company Rockset, OpenAI has now acquired a startup named Multi (formerly known as Remotion), which is developing a video-centric collaboration platform for enterprises. According to insiders, this transaction is essentially an acquisition, and most of the Multi team will join OpenAI after the deal is closed.

Voiceflow Raises $15 Million to Build Conversational AI Collaboration Platform

["Voiceflow is a startup that provides a conversational AI agent collaboration platform.", "Voiceflow's collaboration platform is similar to Figma, offering teams an integrated low-code environment to design, build, test, and deploy conversational AI agents.", "Voiceflow has partnered with 450 enterprises, with over 130,000 users, and this funding round has raised a total of $35 million, valuing the company at $105 million."]