Shenzhen-based Tencent, which runs the world’s largest video-gaming business by revenue and China’s biggest social-media network, made the new model widely available on Thursday through online developer platforms like GitHub and HuggingFace.
Users can also add lip-synched voice to their videos as well as background sound effects, according to Tencent. In a demonstration video released by the company, Albert Einstein was shown eating an apple with a crunching sound effect.
China is seeing its field of home-grown AI video-generation products get crowded, more than a year after ChatGPT creator OpenAI astonished developers around the world with its Sora text-to-video model.
When HunyuanVideo was made available for free to businesses and individual users in December, Tencent claimed that it was the world’s largest open-source model for video generation, with over 13 billion parameters – a measure of variables present in an AI system during training.
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