ByteDance’s OmniHuman-1 generates lifelike human videos from a single image and audio. Discover its key features and compare it with Sora and Veo 2.

In a black and white video, OmniHuman-1 shows the known scientist Albert Einstein talking in front of a blackboard performing ...

The technology behind OmniHuman-1 taps into the evolving realm of deepfakes, a domain often associated with controversies ...

Researchers from NVIDIA and Carnegie Mellon University have unveiled a new model dubbed ASAP for learning agile humanoid whole-body skills.

As global temperatures rise, more regions are experiencing heat levels that exceed the human body's ability to cool itself.

Why do beauty standards feel inescapable? Neuroscience and epigenetics reveal how our brains imprint cultural ideals—shaping body image and eating behaviors for life.

ByteDance has demoed a model that its researchers says creates realistic full-body deepfakes from a single image.

ByteDance has come up with a generative AI framework that can create highly realistic videos of a human based on a single ...

A Washington State University Spokane research team has made a breakthrough at the cellular level in studying the secrets of ...

Peter Fenwick and Caspar Throughout his career, neuropsychiatrist Peter Fenwick sought explanations for human experiences and consciousness that went beyond conventional models of brain function. He ...

OmniHuman can turn photos into realistic videos of people speaking, singing and moving naturally, based on 18,700 hours of human motion data.