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Google launched a new experimental app called Doppl on Thursday in the US for iOS and Android platforms, aiming to let users see how different clothes look on them through artificial intelligence technology. The app uses AI to generate virtual images of users wearing clothes, even converting static images into dynamic videos, providing an immersive try-on experience. The core feature of Doppl allows users to upload full-body photos, then import photos or screenshots of clothing to try them on their digital version.

Recently, Google officially launched an AI fitting room app called Doppl, aimed at providing users with a new virtual try-on experience. With this app, users can simply upload a full-body photo and then choose their favorite clothes to try on. Whether these clothes come from thrift stores, friends' outfits, or images on social media, they can be easily achieved. The operation process of Doppl is very simple. Users first need to upload their full-body photos to the app. Then, they can upload photos or screenshots of other clothes to...

ElevenLabs officially launched its new voice-first AI personal assistant, 11ai, marking another major breakthrough in voice AI technology for productivity tools. As a company known for innovative text-to-speech and conversational AI technologies, ElevenLabs' latest release, 11ai, integrates cutting-edge voice interaction features and offers users a highly personalized workflow experience through multi-tool integration and support for customizable MCP (Multi-Channel Protocol). Voice-first, productivity-focused. 11ai is centered around voice interaction.

Zhejiang University, in collaboration with vivo, has launched a revolutionary video virtual try-on model called MagicTryOn. Its outstanding spatiotemporal consistency, clothing detail fidelity, and generalization capability have sparked industry discussions. This innovative technology not only supports image and video fitting but also achieves realistic clothing effects in complex scenes and during large movements, opening up new possibilities for e-commerce, fashion, and virtual content creation. A global first: MagicTryOn, the video try-on framework based on diffusion Transformer, discards the traditional U-Net architecture.

Well-known e-commerce host Luo Yonghao announced via Weibo on June 12 that his digital persona will start live-streaming for sales on the Baidu e-commerce platform on June 15, inviting old friends to come and serve as "human verification tools" at that time. This has drawn attention from the industry. Previously, Luo Yonghao conducted his first live stream on Baidu e-commerce on May 23, breaking RMB 50 million in GMV (Gross Merchandise Value) within 4 hours with over ten million viewers, demonstrating his strong appeal. It is understood that Luo Yonghao is the first top host to try live-streaming sales using a digital person.

Recently, French AI company Mistral AI delivered exciting news: its annual sales are expected to exceed $100 million. This growth is driven by the company's goal of tripling revenue by early 2025, thanks to strong demand outside Europe and the US. As a rising AI player, Mistral AI is leading industry change by using advanced AI solutions to enhance efficiency and decision-making across various fields. Currently, Mistral AI has an employee count...

According to Sina Technology news, after winning the Apple Design Award, Taobao Vision has accelerated its offline strategy. The first offline concept flagship store has started trial operation inside Alibaba headquarters. This marks that immersive spatial shopping experience is transitioning from the virtual world to the real-world scenario, bringing a new turning point for the e-commerce industry. Currently, Taobao Vision's offline concept store operates on an invitation-only basis and showcases multiple future shopping scenarios such as virtual test drives of Xiaomi SU7 and immersive smart home experiences, aiming to bring the spatial shopping experience of Apple Vision Pro to reality.

As the Christmas season approached in 2023, the American large chain retailer Target announced that it would enhance the holiday shopping experience through artificial intelligence technology. From launching the AI chatbot Store Companion, to introducing a predictive inventory system, to deploying the marketing platform Roundel, Target has bragged about building the future of retail. But reality is much crueler than its promotion. A class-action lawsuit claims that this technological innovation is actually part of a large-scale surveillance program, even suspected of using facial recognition software. One plaintiff alleged that