Snapchat's 1st-ever generative AI Lenses for video are here

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In today's Tech Bytes, ABC's Andrew Dymburt explains Snapchat's new AI powered video effect. He also shares, Apple and Metallica have teamed up a concert only available on Apple's Vision Pro headset.
Snapchat's first-ever generative AI Lenses for video are here
Snapchat is rolling out its first generative AI Lenses for video, making AR even more interactive. The first batch includes a shoulder-perching fox, scurrying raccoons, and a blooming floral scene with a cinematic zoom. Only Snapchat+ Platinum subscribers ($15.99/month) get early access.
Snapchat introduces AI-generated Lenses for premium subscribers
Snapchat Platinum subscribers can find the new Lenses in the carousel along with the other AR filters. Since generating videos with AI takes a while, users can continue browsing the app while the video is being processed. The company says that more AI Video Lenses will be added in the future.
Snapchat Introduces New AI-Powered Video Lenses to Paid Subscribers
The company is now expanding the technology to a larger user base. These new AI video Lenses will be available to Snapchat Platinum subscribers. Platinum is the most expensive subscription tier by the company with the price of Rs. 99 a month. The subscription offers an ad-free experience as well as other exclusive features.
Snapchat’s new lenses add AI videos to your Snaps at a steep fee
Snapchat is adding video AI lenses to its platform, letting users add generative AI video effects to their Snaps, if they pay for a pricey Platinum subscriptionThe Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your
Snapchat is rolling out AI-powered video lenses
Snapchat Platinum subscribers will now be able to use video lenses featuring AI generated animals or flowers, Snap announced today. There will initially be three of the lenses, which Snap calls “AI Video Lenses.
Snap introduces AI Video Lenses powered by its in-house generative model
The launch comes as Snap unveiled an AI video-generation tool at its Partner Summit last September. A spokesperson for Snap said the new AI Video Lenses leverage later versions of this underlying technology.
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