Here are the top stories in AI this week -
1. Stable Diffusion gets a new powerful update
Stability AI has launched SDXL 0.9, an advanced version of the Stable Diffusion text-to-image suite of models that offers significant improvements in image detail and composition. The new model, available on the ClipDrop platform, boasts increased parameter counts that contribute to the creation of hyper-realistic AI-generated imagery applicable in diverse industries like film, TV, and design. In addition to text prompting, SDXL 0.9 supports functionalities such as image-to-image prompting, inpainting, and outpainting.
Checkout the announcement (now deleted for unknown reasons) here.
2. YouTube is getting AI-powered dubbing
YouTube is incorporating AI-powered dubbing to its platform via the Aloud team, originally part of Google's Area 120 incubator. Aloud's tool transcribes, translates, and dubs videos, currently supporting English, Spanish, and Portuguese languages, with plans to add more. YouTube is also working towards making translated audio tracks sound more like the creator's voice and achieving better lip sync, expected by 2024.
Read the Verge article here.
3. Open AI pays developers $900K salaries
OpenAI is luring leading professionals with generous remuneration packages. The combination of base pay and stock options results in a total compensation of around $900,000 for several available roles at OpenAI. OpenAI has listed numerous job vacancies on their official website. These vacancies cover a diverse array of duties and positions, including many high-paying software engineering roles. Including bonuses, the overall compensation increases even more.
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