Apple Creator Studio 获 AI 更新，Final Cut Pro 内置 MotionVFX
Apple Creator Studio Brings MotionVFX and AI Assistants to Subscribers
苹果宣布 Apple Creator Studio 系列创作软件将获得多项 AI 更新。Final Cut Pro 将内置 MotionVFX，为 Mac 剪辑师带来更多视觉与图形特效工具；Logic Pro 面向美国音乐编辑推出新的 AI 助手测试版，由苹果与 OpenAI 构建的模型驱动，并采用 Liquid Glass 风格重新设计浏览器；Pixelmator Pro 将获得类似生成式填充的工具，可用 AI 调整尺寸并补全新图像的空白区域。
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Apple really is “Pro and Tell“-ing us a lot of news this week. On Tuesday, the company announced that its suite of creative software, Apple Creator Studio, will receive a bevy of AI-powered updates. That’s in addition to the new iMac, MacBook Pros and new OLED iPad Mini that the company also announced this week.
Final Cut Pro, Apple’s professional-grade video editor, is getting built-in MotionVFX. That should bring more visual and graphic effects tools to content editors on Mac. Logic Pro is getting a new beta AI assistant (powered by AI models built by Apple and OpenAI) for music editors in the US, along with a redesigned browser that uses Apple’s new Liquid Glass aesthetic. Pixelmator Pro is getting a kind of generative fill tool that uses AI to resize and fill in the gaps in new images; it sounds like it may be similar to Photoshop’s popular generative fill.
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