The Chinese tech company ByteDance revealed Seedance 2.5, the latest version of its artificial intelligence video generator model, during a conference in Beijing on last month according to a report from The Information and could be ready to launch as soon as this week, according to another report published over the weekend.  AI video generation has come a long way since its debut, with each new version becoming increasingly better at producing realistic imagery. We're far from the first time we saw Will Smith eating spaghetti, which was horrifyingly bad. Now, we need watermarking for these AI-generated videos to help identify deepfakes and…