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Sora costs a fortune, like dollars per minute. It's DOA. Also when handpicked demo content shows cats sprouting and losing limbs in a 15 second clip and that's
by asadotzler 3y ago
Sora costs a fortune, like dollars per minute. It's DOA. Also when handpicked demo content shows cats sprouting and losing limbs in a 15 second clip and that's the best they got, not sure anyone has to worry about undetectable fakes, certainly not with the total lack of creativity I've seen on the image side of things.
- solarkraft 3y agoAnd generated pictures are easy to identify because hands are all messed up, right? This is just the first attempt and you're criticising details. Last time they worked them out pretty quickly.
- reducesuffering 3y agoI'm perplexed that there are a significant amount of people on a tech forum that can't do a simple linear extrapolation from last year to one year into the future. That would get you in the right direction, except that we're on an exponential curve.
- floren 3y agoSomebody post the Disco Stu graph
- silverquiet 3y agoNot all problems are linear - people have been saying for over a decade now that self driving cars are imminent, but at this point it seems like most have actually given up on them.
- appplication 3y agoWell… it’s possible we’re on an exponential curve there too. The early part of exponential can be pretty slow. And it depends on how you measure progress. We are seeing exponentially more training data collected in terms of miles driven every year. And likely exponentially more processing power applied to the problem space.