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Midjourney V8.2 has been released, marking a new version of the popular AI image generation model.

Midjourney has acquired the astrology app Co-Star, and its founder Banu Guler will become Midjourney's chief design officer to help build the company's first image generation app.

Midjourney, the AI lab known for its image and video generators, has acquired the astrology app Co-Star, gaining its team of 24 employees and 4.3 million monthly active users, potentially to build its own stand-alone app.

A 21-year-old used AI tools like Claude, Midjourney, Runway, ElevenLabs, and Suno to produce one episode of animation for only $124 and 1 hour, earning $12,345, showcasing the high-return, low-cost potential of AI content creation.

Midjourney is seeking to compel Disney, Universal, and Warner Bros. to disclose details of their own AI usage as part of a copyright infringement lawsuit, arguing that the studios' internal AI practices could support its fair use defense.

The video showcases a prototype full-body ultrasound scanner developed by the Midjourney team, using 40 modified probes to scan simultaneously in a water tank. It aims to provide low-cost, accessible 3D medical imaging. While not replacing MRI, it has the potential to improve healthcare accessibility.

A behind-the-scenes video of Midjourney's futuristic ultrasound scanner reveals more hardware details but fails to answer expert concerns about its medical viability and physics limitations.

A behind-the-scenes look at the construction of the Midjourney scanner, likely a tool for scanning images into the AI art platform.

Midjourney announced a pivot to medical imaging with an ultrasound body scanner, but experts are skeptical due to lack of evidence and the high-stakes nature of medicine.

Ethan Mollick praises Midjourney for its unique ability to generate strange and atmospheric images and short animations, noting that no other AI image generator can match it, despite the company's pivot to healthcare.

Discusses rumors that Midjourney may pivot to healthcare, but emphasizes its uniqueness in creating images and short animations, unmatched by other AI generators.

Dr. Matthew Zirwas retracts his earlier dismissal of the Midjourney ultrasound scanner, acknowledging that if it is high-resolution, harmless, inexpensive, and convenient, frequent screening could overcome historical pitfalls of unnecessary invasive procedures, though he emphasizes that data is needed to confirm benefit.

Midjourney, known for its AI image generator, announces a full-body ultrasonic scanner that can scan the body in under 60 seconds, developed in partnership with Butterfly Network. The company plans to open spas for the service and aims for FDA approval and worldwide deployment by 2031.

Midjourney announces a new division called 'Midjourney Medical', highlighting its bootstrapped success without venture capital.

An article analyzing the legal battle over copyright for AI-generated art, centered on Jason Allen's case against the Copyright Office and the broader implications for human authorship in the age of generative AI.

Midjourney CEO David Holz announced the Midjourney Scanner, a full-body ultrasound device using Butterfly Network's chips, and plans to open a spa in San Francisco for preventative scanning.

Mark Gurman reports that Midjourney's big hardware debut is a full body scanner aiming to disrupt the MRI market, along with a spa.

Midjourney introduces a full-body ultrasonic CT scanner, combining AI capabilities with medical imaging technology.

Midjourney, an AI image generation model, is being explored for medical applications such as visualizing patient conditions or aiding in diagnosis.

Midjourney, known for AI image generation, has developed a new technology that is described as the sequel to the MRI, likely advancing medical imaging capabilities.