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Not even close to right or stable, falls apart in the tighter shot on geralt when it no longer recognizes him as human, and AI of course has no idea about 3D co
by superchroma 4y ago
Not even close to right or stable, falls apart in the tighter shot on geralt when it no longer recognizes him as human, and AI of course has no idea about 3D context so can never do cell shading in the way it is being trained.
This was honestly a great waste of compute power.
To the downvoters, do what you want, but it doesn't change the apparent reality of what we're seeing. AI image generation is an exciting and growing technology but this isn't a remarkable or successful application of it in any measurable dimension. The system lacks temporal and spatial context and that is going to be a hard blocker for this application.
- charcircuit 4y agoI agree. Some of these frames look live action instead of anime.
- hipshaker 4y agoTrue, wonkiness level is high. Still impressive compared to not having this emerging tech a year ago. It will get better of course. But wate of computer power? No, not at all. You are missing the novel creative aspect of this. This level of wonkiness is absolutely perfect for music video producers, and I am betting it will not take long before we see videos in this “style”. Some time ago there was a short trend of data moshing videos. They were certainly trippy and stood out, albeit short lived. Digital artefacts as a way of creative expression can work great, and will too in this case.