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Character.AI, which is highly influential in the field of AI chat and role-playing, recently announced a series of multimedia features aimed at enhancing user experience. According to a blog post released by the company on Monday, the new AvatarFX tool will allow users to create custom animated videos, enabling them to bring their AI chat characters into new creative spaces. Additionally, the platform has introduced 'Scenes' and 'Streams' features, allowing users to make videos featuring characters and more.

Recently, OpenAI celebrated the one-year anniversary of the release of its text-to-video model, Sora. To commemorate this milestone, OpenAI has launched a remastered version of the animated short film 'Critterz'. This short film uniquely showcases Sora's astonishing video generation capabilities. It presents a side-by-side comparison, with the original 'Critterz' on the left and a brand new version entirely generated by Sora on the right. Viewers can intuitively feel Sora's powerful strength and realistic effects in video generation.

Tencent Mixyuan, in collaboration with the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and Tsinghua University, has developed an innovative portrait animation generation framework called 'Follow Your Emoji'. This technology breaks traditional boundaries, allowing a static photo to be transformed into a vivid facial animation that captures and reproduces subtle changes in a person's expressions.

'Qianqiu Shisong', the first text-to-video AI animated film, has garnered an enthusiastic response with a premiere viewership share of 4.22%. The successful integration of cutting-edge AI technology with the transmission of excellent Chinese traditional culture has been recognized. The president of the China Animation Association believes that 'Qianqiu Shisong' has pioneering significance, and People's Education Press commented that it offers a new perspective for cultural transmission. The topic '#QianqiuShisong#' has received over 7.91 million views online.

WhatsApp, a subsidiary of Meta, has started testing a feature for AI-generated stickers. Users can create personalized stickers based on text descriptions and share them with friends or groups. The generated stickers may carry a watermark or label to identify them as created using AI models.