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> I imagine the further you move from the input image, the more the model has to make up information and the harder to keep it consistent. Similar problem with
by latexr 2y ago
> I imagine the further you move from the input image, the more the model has to make up information and the harder to keep it consistent. Similar problem with video generation.
Which is the same thing as saying this may turn out to be a dud, like so many other things in tech and the current crop of what we’re calling AI.
Like I said, I get this is an early demo, but don’t oversell it. They could’ve started by being honest and clarifying they’re generating scenes (or whatever you want to call them, but they’re definitely not “worlds”), letting you play a bit, then explain the potential and progress. As it is, it just sounds like they want to immediately wow people with a fantasy and it detracts from what they do have.
- dmarcos 2y agoFair criticism. I’m also not a fan of hyperbole. Still find World Labs stuff super intriguing and I’m optimist about them to be able to fulfill the vision.
- add-sub-mul-div 2y agoMaybe they think it's a good deal, producing some oversold tech demos in exchange for a decade's worth of funding and not having to produce anything more than an "Our Incredible Journey" letter at the end. The prospect of replacing all human labor has made it easier than ever to run the grift on investors in this time of peak FOMO.