Generative AI company Luma AI has updated its Dream Machine video platform with editing tools that it describes as ...

Luma AI, a San Francisco-based startup, released Dream Machine 1.5 on Monday, marking a significant advancement in AI-powered video generation. This latest version of their text-to-video model ...

Luma AI, the San Francisco-based artificial intelligence startup, launched a brand new feature called “Loops” for its Dream Machine platform today. This update allows users to create seamless ...

Luma Labs released Dream Machine last week and the AI startup is already rolling out its first round of upgrades, including the ability to extend a clip by five seconds.

Artificial intelligence startup Luma AI Inc. said today it’s making its entrance into the text-to-video generation segment of the generative AI industry with a new tool called Dream Machine.

Looking ahead, Luma AI plans to expand the Dream Machine’s functionalities. Future updates aim to enable the creation of genre-specific content, such as cinematic, romantic, and action videos.

Luma AI launched Dream Machine in June, targeting creatives and other professionals with the service, which leverages customized and extremely powerful image and text-generation models created by ...

If you want to try Dream Machine, head to Luma’s website, log in with a Google account, and type your prompt into the text box. Once you are done, tap the arrow on the right side and your ...

Luma's Dream Machine, an advanced AI technology, has caught the public eye, especially after a trailer for "Monster Camp" featured a noticeably altered version of Mike Wazowski from Pixar's ...

Part of Dream Machine’s immediate success can be attributed to Luma’s previous efforts to reach out to prominent AI video creators ahead of the public beta release, giving them a sneak preview ...

Luma Labs has launched a new video creating AI model called Dream Machine to the masses today. Everyone can try it for free to see what kind of cool videos they can come up with using text and images.

Dream Machine, which launched in June 2024 and has reached more than 25M registered users, is built on Luma AI’s text-to-video and text-to-image visual AI model.