Recently, the AI video generator Haiper AI officially launched its latest version - Haiper 2.0. This version supports sharper actions, stunning visual effects, and dynamic templates to help users create amazing videos. Compared to the previous version, Haiper 2.0 has been optimized and upgraded with two main highlights: first, it features more realistic motion effects and details; second, the new user-friendly templates make video creation simpler. The new template feature allows users to create videos with just a simple selection and click.

At the recent 'Accelerate' conference, Amazon introduced an artificial intelligence tool called 'Video Generator', which has sparked widespread attention in the industry. This tool can transform static product images into dynamic video content, opening up new possibilities for advertising marketing. Jay Richman, Vice President of Amazon Advertising, stated that the Video Generator is currently being tested among select advertisers in the U.S., particularly in 'Sponsored Brands' advertising campaigns. He emphasized that this is a significant innovation that harnesses generative AI to ignite creativity and bring value to advertisers and consumers.

Runway's Gen-3Alpha video generator has been exposed for training on a vast amount of pirated content and unauthorized YouTube videos, raising copyright concerns. Since its release last month, Gen-3Alpha has attracted attention for generating images that closely resemble real effects. However, the opacity of its training data sources and the issues surrounding the use of pirated content highlight AI companies' disregard for copyright when generating content. Furthermore, this incident is not isolated, as companies like OpenAI have also faced similar issues.

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