ByteDance’s OmniHuman-1 generates lifelike human videos from a single image and audio. Discover its key features and compare it with Sora and Veo 2.

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Avatar 3: Fire and Ash is almost upon us - and a first look at a new village has arrived. The Ash clan, aka the Mangkwan, are ...

Pandora’s vast world is about to become even more enchanting with the introduction of a spectacular new Na’vi clan that literally floats through life. In Empire’s revealing first look at Avatar: Fire ...

Fire and Ash highlights the home of the mysterious, fire-based Na'vi known as the Mangkwan Clan in James Cameron's sequel.

Imagine taking a single photo of a person and, within seconds, seeing them talk, gesture, and even perform—without ever recording a real video. That is the power of ByteDance’s OmniHuman-1. The ...

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