Netflix publishes research papers on Vera and Void AI video editing models
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Jenny Priestley
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Netflix's technology team has published two research papers on AI models for video editing: Vera and Void. Vera generates an edit layer and alpha matte from a source video and text, while Void was developed in collaboration with Sofia University. The models show promising early results but are not yet production-ready, with several limitations still needing to be addressed.
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