Microsoft’s New AI Is the WORST I’ve Ever Seen! 🤯💀 (NOT CLICKBAIT)

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🚨 You won’t believe how bad this is...
Microsoft just launched a new AI tool — and let’s be honest — it’s a glitchy, confusing, disappointing mess. 🤖❌

💻 From hallucinations to basic failures in usability, this AI might be the biggest step backwards we’ve seen from a tech giant in years.

🧠 Is this the future of Microsoft’s AI strategy?
😬 What went wrong — and why are developers and users already fed up?
⚠️ We tested it — and the results were shocking.

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00:00Have you ever stumbled across a tool or gadget that made you wonder what were

00:06they thinking? Well let me introduce you to Microsoft's latest invention, a new AI

00:11called Pix2 GIF, claiming it can transform still images into GIFs. Utilizing

00:17what they call a diffusion model, it's supposed to add a dash of motion to your

00:21otherwise motionless photos. The creators at Microsoft's research team claim this

00:25tool can animate images by following a text prompt you provide. For example, feed

00:30it a picture of a train right moving on the tracks and now you're supposed to get

00:33a GIF of the train chugging along, except it's a two-second GIF we're talking about

00:37so don't expect your train to travel very far. This is supposed to be a

00:41revolutionary step in combining images, videos, and 3D models into something new

00:46and exciting. Spoiler alert, it's not! Now if you're wondering how to get your hands on

00:52this groundbreaking tool, don't worry. There is a way! Many of the latest AI

00:57models, including this one from Microsoft, are more experimental projects than

01:02ready-to-use products that you might find integrated into something like Copilot.

01:07However, you do have the option to test it out for yourself as the code is

01:11available for download. This means you can set it up to run right on your own

01:14laptop. For now, the best way is to use the test environment where you can give it

01:18an image, a text prompt, and get a GIF. Creating a two-second GIF from a still

01:23image generally takes about a minute, but if your computer is equipped with a

01:26powerful GPU, you might see that time decrease significantly. But what can you

01:31actually do with Pix2GIF, aside from creating jittery images? The potential

01:35applications, they say, span from adding simple animations to images to possibly

01:40editing GIFs in the future. Imagine tweaking your digital art with a few clicks,

01:45bringing static scenes to life. Sounds cool! Until you remember we have

01:48video technology for that. To whip up this AI, the team fed it a diet of 100,000

01:55GIFs, complete with captions to teach it the ropes of animation. The source of these

01:59GIFs remains a mystery, shrouded in the secrecy typical of such experimental

02:03projects. Perhaps it's for the best, considering the results might not always

02:07hit the mark. In the end, Pix2GIF stands as a testament to Microsoft's

02:11adventurous spirit in the AI landscape. A tool that, while intriguing, might leave you

02:17wondering if it's more of a quirky toy than a useful instrument. Will it change

02:21the way we interact with images? Doubtful. But it's a reminder that in the realm of

02:25technology, not all that glitters is gold. And sometimes the chase for innovation

02:30leads us down paths better left untraveled. As for me, I'll stick to the

02:34good old-fashioned methods of animation, where the results are predictable and the

02:38excitement is genuine. Microsoft, it's back to the drawing board with this one.

02:42Now, let's look at something a bit more promising from Tencent. They've come up

02:46with their own twist in the AI arena with a tool called Follow Your Click,

02:50working alongside some big university names. This new tool is stepping into the

02:55spotlight, offering a different way to bring pictures to life. Released on GitHub,

03:00Follow Your Click offers a fresh take on animating images. Users can now animate

03:05parts of a picture with just a click and a simple text prompt, transforming the

03:10stillness into motion. This is a big deal, because unlike previous tools that would

03:15animate the whole scene, this one lets you focus on just the bits you want to move.

03:19Want a bird to flap its wings? Just click and type, flap the wings. And you've got a

03:25video of a rainbow bird doing exactly that. Its simplicity and precision rolled

03:30into one. This tool stands out not just for its user-friendly interface, but also for

03:35the collaboration behind it. Tencent's team joined forces with researchers from the Hong Kong

03:40University of Science and Technology and Tsinghua University, one of mainland China's most

03:45prestigious institutions. Video generation, a domain once dominated by Silicon Valley's brightest,

03:51is now a global playground with newcomers like Pika Labs and stalwarts like Alibaba entering the fray

03:57with their own unique offerings. Tencent's Follow Your Click alongside its Video Crafter 2 Toolkit

04:03signals a broader shift towards more nuanced and user-controlled AI video generation.

04:08In contrast to Microsoft's Pix2 GIF, which despite its potential seems more like a proof of concept

04:14than a tool ready for the limelight, Follow Your Click feels like a more polished and practical application.

04:20It's not just about adding a dash of motion to images, it's about unlocking a new realm of creativity

04:26and expression in video generation. Alright, don't forget to hit that subscribe button for more updates.

04:31Thanks for tuning in and we'll catch you in the next one.

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