LARRUZ demos a new tool that animates still photos into realistic deepfakes using just drag-and-drop. The no-code browser tool can make a James Bond image dance TikTok-style, and it's already convincing enough to worry about.
Probably the craziest use of AI that I've seen recently, and that is this new GitHub repository. And before I lose you, no code required, I'm going to show you app how to do it in your browser. Okay. But basically what this repo does is it takes images of humans and it animates them. So these are fully motion controllable, deep fakes. And as you can see in this little demo, you can take any character and make it do all these TikTok dances and so much more. The thing about this is that it caught people off guard and everybody stunned, stunned by how good this actually is. Look at that. So if you head on over to this hugging face space, what I'll be doing here is I'll drag and drop this image of James Bond and then you can use one of these motion sequences down here. So I'll pair it with the running. I'll have to drag and drop again, no problem. And now you can just hit animate. And here you go. That's the result again. Just remember, this is the worst this tool will ever be. And some of these others, especially these TikTok dances, are looking really solid, especially considering that this just came out and it's the first version of it.
