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    AI video generator Dream Machine just got a huge upgrade — now you can control the camera

    Luma Labs Dream Machine is one of the leading artificial intelligence video generators currently on the market, and not content to just rest on its laurels, the company is constantly adding new features and upgrades. The latest model takes us to version 1.6 and includes camera control. Accessible through the standard prompt window, camera control works by adding specific phrasing…

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    The New Grok Image Generator Ignores Nearly All Safety Guardrails & It’s Scary

    With an early beta release of Grok-2, Elon Musk-led xAI announced that it’s integrating an image generation model into its AI service. The image generation is powered by Flux, a new open-source model developed by Black Forest Labs. Now, xAI’s Grok image generator recently came under fire for seemingly having no safety guardrails to prevent users from generating potentially harmful…

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    Portable vs. Whole-House Generator: Which Is Right for You?

    The portable models in our generator ratings run on gasoline, burning through 12 to 20 gallons per day depending on the unit’s output and the load being powered. This means you’ll have to store a significant quantity of gasoline, start the generator manually, and refill it (when it’s off, to minimize fire danger) after several hours. Some models run on liquid propane,…

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    How to Try Google’s Imagen 3 AI Image Generator Right Now

    Google’s latest AI image generation model, Imagen 3, is now publicly available in the United States, and all you need to try it out is a free Google account. As spotted by VentureBeat, the company quietly opened up its model this week, publishing its research in a paper on Tuesday. It comes two months after the company first announced the…

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    Choose the Right Size Generator

    To determine the size generator you need, make a list of the appliances you want to power and add up their wattages. And here’s a tip: If you’re considering a portable generator, don’t spring for one that produces a lot more power than you’ll be using. “There’s no need to go larger unless you want to be able to power…

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