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Meta-formerly-Facebook announced<\/a> a new suite of AI-powered video-creating and editing tools today, collectively called \"Meta Movie Gen.\"<\/p> Longtime CEO Mark Zuckerberg showed off the new AI offering in his favorite way<\/a> to promote anything<\/a>: by showing off his love for fitness — albeit with some very strange, very AI twists.<\/p> In a bizarre Instagram video<\/a>, Zuck can be seen doing leg presses<\/a> in a series of increasingly strange AI-generated settings. In the first scene, he's pictured using the machine in a neon-lit gym; in the next, he's dressed like Caeser and pictured against a distinctly ancient Roman backdrop. At one point he's pressing dripping racks of gold.<\/p> Then, in perhaps the strange scene of all, Zuck is suddenly pictured leg-pressing a large bucket of chicken nuggets whilst surrounded by a sea of french fries.<\/p> \"Every day is leg day with Meta's new MovieGen AI model that can create and edit videos,\" Zuck captioned the video. \"Coming to Instagram next year.\"<\/p> Sure! Why not. Generative AI might be guzzling energy and drastically worsening carbon emissions<\/a> in the process, but we get... a fake billionaire nugget press. Will somebody please make it make sense?<\/p> The top comments on the video were overwhelmingly positive.<\/p> \"Whoa!\" wrote one impressed Instagram user. \"That's exciting!!\"<\/p> But other Instagram users were more skeptical.<\/p> \"Second richest man in the world spending his [research & development] money on this,\" commented one user, seemingly incredulous of Meta's resource allocation.<\/p> \"How many artists did you steal from to train your AI?\" asked another netizen. A fair question, given that Zuck recently drew criticism for declaring that<\/a> \"individual creators or publishers tend to overestimate the value of their specific content.\"<\/p> In a press release<\/a>, Meta characterized Movie Gen as an \"advanced and immersive storytelling suite of models\" with \"four capabilities: video generation, personalized video generation, precise video editing, and audio generation.\"<\/p> But the chicken nugget promo aside, there's no set release date for the tool.<\/p> \"We aren't ready to release this as a product anytime soon,\" Meta's chief product officer Chris Cox wrote in a Threads post<\/a>, \"but we wanted to share where we are since the results are getting quite impressive.\"<\/p> Or, alternatively, Meta wants its shareholders to know that a competitor to OpenAI's Sora model<\/a> is in the works — and that Zuck can leg press copious amounts of chicken nuggets.<\/p> More on Mark Zuckerberg:<\/strong> Zuckerberg Says It's Fine to Train AI on Your Data Because It Probably Has No Value Anyway<\/em><\/a><\/p> The post Mark Zuckerberg Shows Off Bizarre Video of Himself Leg Pressing Chicken Nuggets<\/a> appeared first on Futurism<\/a>.<\/p> See more here: Combo Meal Meta-formerly-Facebook announced a new suite of AI-powered video-creating and editing tools today, collectively called \"Meta Movie Gen.\" Longtime CEO Mark Zuckerberg showed off the new AI offering in his favorite way to promote anything : by showing off his love for fitness \u2014 albeit with some very strange, very AI twists. Continue reading ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/wordpress-assets.futurism.com\/2024\/10\/Screen-Shot-2024-10-04-at-2.03.01-PM.png\")
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