Apple has developed a new AI tool that can animate an image with the help of prompts through its new large language model.
Apple is lagging far behind the likes of Google and OpenAI when it comes to offering AI in its products. The company is heavily invested in bringing unique utilities to the iPhone and additional products later this year. We have previously reported that the company made various breakthroughs in offering AI features based on the company’s forthcoming large language models. Now, Apple has made another addition to its AI repository, which allows users to animate an image through your commands and prompts.Apple develops new AI tool that can animate an image using your command prompts
Earlier this month, we reported that Apple made a major breakthrough in its AI efforts, which can allow users to edit and manipulate an image based on natural language prompts. Now, the company is taking another step forward with its new tool titled «Keyframer: Empowering Animation Design Using Large Language Models.» The feature works similarly to the earlier tool that caters to images. With Keyframer, users can animate images based on description using Apple’s large language models.
«While one-shot prompting interfaces are common in commercial text-to-image systems like Dall·E and Midjourney, we argue that animations require a more complex set of user considerations, such as timing and coordination, that are difficult to fully specify in a single prompt—thus, alternative approaches that enable users to iteratively construct and refine generated designs may be needed especially for animations.
