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Toward More Controllable AI Video Editing: An Early Research Exploration at Netflix

By Zhuoning Yuan, Ta-Ying Cheng, Benjamin Klein, Bahareh Azarnoush Introduction At Netflix, we build technology to help storytellers bring their creative visions to life and to help members discover the stories they love. To connect stories with diverse audiences around the world, we produce promotional assets, including trailers, teasers, and social short‑form videos, that build on …

Mouse moves unlock realistic AI video control with no extra computing cost

A technology developed at the Technion enables ordinary users to create realistic video clips intuitively, without the need for massive computing resources. Called Time-to-Move (TTM), it offers unprecedented control over the movement of objects and characters in AI-generated videos using nothing more than mouse movements, eliminating the need for complex and expensive infrastructure or training …

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Building pay-per-intelligence for AI agents: How Ampersend uses Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Payments

This post was co-written with Kevin Jones from Ampersend (Edge & Node) and Chethan Shriyan from the Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Payments team. Ampersend and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Payments are addressing one of the hardest problems in agentic AI. How do autonomous agents pay for services without developers building bespoke billing integrations, credential management, and payment …

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Embed the world: Multimodal AI for searchable aerial imagery at scale

Turning a library of aerial imagery into a natural-language-searchable knowledge base is a problem that touches every industry that relies on geospatial data — insurance, real estate, government, infrastructure, and agriculture. The traditional path requires either manual tile-by-tile inspection or training a bespoke computer vision model for each new question. Multimodal embeddings, large language model …

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Introducing Web Search on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

AI agents are changing how organizations find and act on information, but they share one structural limitation: their knowledge is frozen at training time. When you ask an agent that relies only on its training data about today’s stock price, a sports score, or a release that shipped an hour ago, it can’t respond. Web …