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There was something like that, but seemingly (comparing demo videos) much higher quality released a few months ago from NVIDIA - https://research.nvidia.com/lab

There was something like that, but seemingly (comparing demo videos) much higher quality released a few months ago from NVIDIA - https://research.nvidia.com/labs/dir/magic3d/ https://research.nvidia.com/labs/dir/magic3d/

ehsankia 3y ago
I don't understand, if you have a 3d model, why do these gifs need to be so low res and aliased? The AI isn't generated gifs, why can't they properly render the previews in higher quality? The magic3d models don't look that much more detailed, they're just rendered properly...
- mysterydip 3y ago
  perhaps to hide imperfections/rough edges and make it look nicer than it is?
astrange 3y ago
The colors on those are strange and unpleasant. I wonder if they forgot something basic like gamma correction.
Racing0461 3y ago
maybe thats why they released at on github instead of adding it as a feature on openai.com, it sucks.
- orliesaurus 3y ago
  I actually thought this initially, but I also believe that given the nature of where we are going (in the 3d space at least) it makes sense to open source something that isn't commercially resellable (thinking all the people who just repackage openai APIs) and let the community iterate over it and make it better perhaps?