There's a lot of talk about deepfakes lately, especially since a series of Tom Cruise deepfakes appeared on TikTok that were visually indistinguishable from real Tom Cruise content. Deepfakes are, ...

Wombo.ai allows users to transform any image into a singing face. CEO Ben-Zion Benkhin transitioned from making websites to creating faces with artificial intelligence. The app has already been ...

If you're a fan of stupid silly apps, Wombo is a new one on the radar. Like other shape-shifting apps such as Face Swap, Gradient and ReFace, Wombo creates a short video or GIF from a selfie. Using ...

I’m still, to this day, getting surprised by the sheer number of creative apps available in the Play Store. Dream by Wombo is one such app that’s for sure. This app uses AI to create artwork from the ...

WOMBO to tap into Huawei's global audience with AppGallery launch after achieving international success across various platforms. SHENZHEN, China, Aug. 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- World-leading ...

Fan art has flourished in the social media age, but not everyone is blessed with the skills to turn their ideas into spectacular — and disturbing — visual creations. Fearful of joining these walls of ...

It was something like a week ago when the Internet practically melted down over the disturbingly lifelike deepfakes of Tom Cruise that have been all over TikTok and other social media services. Now ...

Just a couple of days after Apple announced the best apps of 2022 in its annual App Store Awards, Google Play has now shared its own “best of” list. The company published a list of winners across ...

The new AI-powered lip sync app Wombo lets you take a picture of basically anyone and have them sing along to a pop song. Historical figures and politicians are popular choices, as all you need is a ...

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Toronto startup Wombo has raised $6 million from investors such as Ashton Kutcher. CEO Ben-Zion Benkhin was so confident in Wombo that he dropped out of school to launch the startup. Wombo's ...