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Currently, the most sought-after application of AI video technology is text-to-video AI. The idea is anyone will be able to type a prompt into a text field and within seconds, or more likely minutes, a video will be created using an AI model. As a creator, the idea of my job so quickly being replaced by AI is terrifying, but as a tech nerd, I am intrigued. So I wanted to see how close we are to being able to simply type text into a website and receive polished video. In the latest episode of my YouTube series Full Frame, I tested five AI video creation tools, Gen-2, Kaiber, Deep Nostalgia, Synthesia, and Unboring, to see what the limits of our AI video creation technology currently are. Read more: 0:00 The current end goal of video AI tools 1:17 Runway’s Gen-2 2:12 Kaiber 3:54 Things you should know before using AI tools 5:15 My Heritage’s Deep Nostoligia 6:03 Synthesia 6:50 Reface’s Unboring 7:46 Where I stand on AI video tools Gen 2: Kaiber: Deep Nostalgia: Synthesia: Unboring: Subscribe: Like The Verge on Facebook: Follow on Twitter: Follow on Instagram: Follow on TikTok: The Vergecast Podcast: Decoder with Nilay Patel: More about our podcasts: Read More: Community guidelines: Wallpapers from The Verge: Subscribe to The Vergecast on YouTube, new episodes on Wednesday and Friday:
