Intercom built their customer support bot on top of ChatGPT (how it works).

This video streaming tool can imitate human eye contact live.

Google's experiment generates music in various genres by text description. However, it's not publicly available, as they're cautious of plagiarism. Although Meta has opened their MusicGen tool.

This experiment turns Minecraft worlds into photorealistic scenes.

It helps to autocomplete code. It's built into popular IDEs like Visual Studio Code and JetBrains; you can voice-control it too. They analyzed GitHub repositories for training (however, it's controversial to sell open source work results — which led to a class-action). CopilotX is even more powerful.

A driving simulator that allows you to pilot a car through a city, from its buildings to its streets to its cars, is being created in real time by AI.

They have the likeness of some of Xinhua's human anchors, but their voices, facial expressions and mouth movements are synthesized and animated using deep learning techniques.

It allows you to create a digital voice that sounds like you with only one minute of audio.

It automatically selects the most appropriate clip from one of the input takes, for each line of dialogue, based on a user-specified set of film-editing idioms. A final cut is a good draft for an editor.

Flow Machines computer scientists unveiled the first song to be composed by artificial intelligence, the Beatles-esque "Daddy’s Car". See also how Nao Tokui added background noise to Google Street View scenes.