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The leap from "generating a frame" to "generating a video" is not as big as the leap from where we are now to a 'perfect' image synthesis engine(which would be
by Xelynega 4y ago
The leap from "generating a frame" to "generating a video" is not as big as the leap from where we are now to a 'perfect' image synthesis engine(which would be required to get rid of artifacts).
The much more likely scenario IMO is that people get used to the artifacts and notice them less.
- JieJie 4y ago
- bottlepalm 4y agoThere is something with the AI needing to have a ‘sense’ for the world the scene exists in so longer videos can be created that are coherent. Currently we’ve only seen long videos that have no consistency and jump around a lot like an acid trip.
- anigbrowl 4y agoYep, we're in a real hype cycle. A good path forward is to fuse these image-element compositing tools with some of the 3d scene inference ones. So you start out with 'giant fish riding in a golf cart, using its tail to steer', then give that as ground truth to a modeling tool that figures out a fish and a wheeled vehicle well enough to reference some canonical examples with detailed shape and structure, the idea of weight etc. Then you build a new model with those and do some physics simulation (while maintaining a localized constraint of unreality that allows the fish to somehow stay in the seat of the golf cart).