The Next Big Contender for SORA AI?

Today we are going to take a look at Dream Machine AI by Lumalabs. In this brief video, I will be showing what it can basically do and what could be the potential future of this AI tool in the upcoming month.

Luma Labs, the artificial intelligence company that previously put out the Genie generative 3D model, has entered the world of AI video with Dream Machine — and it is impressive. 
Demand to try Dream Machine overloaded Luma's servers so much they had to introduce a queuing system. I waited all night for my prompts to become videos, but the actual "dreaming" process takes about two minutes once you reach the top of the queue.
 
Some of the videos shared on social media from people given early access seemed too impressive to be real, cherry-picked in a way you can with existing AI video models to show what they do best — but I've tried it and it is that good.
While it doesn't seem to be Sora level, or even as good as Kling, what I've seen is one of the best prompt following and motion understanding AI video models yet. In one way it is significantly better than Sora — anyone can use it today.
Each video generation is about five seconds long which is nearly twice as long as those from Runway or Pika Labs (check out my previous article about that one) without extensions and there is evidence of some videos with more than one shot.
 
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