AI image and video generation has gone from “cool but obviously fake” to “useful in real creative pipelines”—and in some cases, genuinely hard to distinguish from traditional production at a glance. The biggest shifts since ~2020 aren’t just “higher resolution.” They’re about consistency, controllability, speed, and workflow integration —plus the business reality: compute costs, licensing/IP risk, and distribution . Below is a deep (and intentionally wide) tour of the space—

This is part 2 of the article 11. Murf.ai What it does: Murf.ai creates realistic, professional-grade AI voiceovers from simple text. No...