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What really fascinates me here is the movement of animals. There's this one video of a cat and a dog, and the model was really able to capture the way that the
by brap 4y ago
What really fascinates me here is the movement of animals.
There's this one video of a cat and a dog, and the model was really able to capture the way that they move, their body language, their mood and personality even.
Somehow this model, which is really just a series of zeroes and ones, encodes "cat" and "dog" so well that it almost feels like you're looking at a real, living organism.
What if instead of images and videos they make the output interactive? So you can send prompts like "pet the cat" and "throw the dog a ball"? Or maybe talk to it instead?
What if this tech gets so good, that eventually you could interact with a "person" that's indistinguishable from the real thing?
The path to AGI is probably very different than generating videos. But I wonder...