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Perplexity AI tools are available across devices, and AI video features now work for free if you have an X account.
Videobot on confusion works for free.
Confusion continues to make headlines this week. AI companies are probably in Apple's vision and could become part of the AI push if they move forward with the transaction. And now, AI Assistant is bringing new features to X users, which is free and free. The company makes AI chatbots available for apps such as X. This allows you to generate AI-powered videos using simple prompts explaining what the video has to offer.
Perplexity Bot AI Video in X: How it works
The Perplexity Bot is done in Perplexity in X under the name Ask Ask Perplexity, and you need to tag the AI bot and share the prompt for the video you want to generate AI tools. For example, this user in X has activated the AI bot and used the following prompt to get this video:
When you use this bot to tag in a post, it will feed the bot if you use an 8-second video that generates AI based on text. The company says that AI video tools are currently limited to text, but it expects image references to be compatible at a later date. AI bots are very effective with video, but it can be difficult for AI bots to generate videos.
It appears that AI bots rely on models such as VEO 3 and Openai's SORA to generate videos with X. Interestingly, the platform owned by Elon Musk can generate AI images, so Musk may allow Google's new AI video model to work through the platform via the Perplexity AI Bot.
The fact that you can only generate 8 seconds of video suggests that you can provide a premium version to X users. Many users are looking to try AI bot videos for free and many more users will use this feature. You cannot download these videos, but they can be shared via links, direct messages, or other apps.
S Aadeetya, a special correspondent for News18 Tech, was accidentally caught up in journalism a decade ago and has since been part of an established media house covering the latest trends in technology and supporting FR…read more
S Aadeetya, a special correspondent for News18 Tech, was accidentally caught up in journalism a decade ago and has since been part of an established media house covering the latest trends in technology and supporting FR… read more
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