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Winning 2:1 in user preference versus sora turbo is impressive. It seems to have very similar limitations to sora. For example- the leg swapping in the ice skat

by sigmar 2y ago

Winning 2:1 in user preference versus sora turbo is impressive. It seems to have very similar limitations to sora. For example- the leg swapping in the ice skating video and the bee keeper picking up the jar is at a very unnatural acceleration (like it pops up). Though by my eye maybe slightly better emulating natural movement and physics in comparison to sora. The blog post has slightly more info: >at resolutions up to 4K, and extended to minutes in length. https://blog.google/technology/google-labs/video-image-generation-update-december-2024/ https://blog.google/technology/google-labs/video-image-gener...

BugsJustFindMe 2y ago
> the jar is at a very unnatural acceleration (like it pops up). It does pop up. Look at where his hand is relative to the jar when he grabs it vs when he stops lifting it. The hand and the jar are moving, but the jar is non-physically unattached to the grab.
torginus 2y ago
It looks Sora is actually the worst performer in the benchmarks, with Kling being the best and others not far behind. Anyways, I strongly suspect that the funny meme content that seems to be the practical uses case of these video generators won't be possible on either Veo or Sora, because of copyright, PC, containing famous people, or other 'safety' related reasons.
- jonplackett 2y ago
  I’ve been using Kling a lot recently and been really impressed, especially by 1.5. I was so excited to see Sora out - only to see it has most of the same problems. And Kling seems to do better in a lot of benchmarks. I can’t quite make sense of it - what OpenAI were showing when they first launched Sora was so amazing. Was it cherry picked? Or was it using loads more compute than what they’ve release?
  - throwaway314155 2y ago
    The SORA model available to the public is a smaller, distilled model called SORA Turbo. What was originally shown was a more capable model that was probably too slow to meet their UX requirements for the sora.com user interface.

by sigmar 2y ago

BugsJustFindMe 2y ago

> the jar is at a very unnatural acceleration (like it pops up). It does pop up. Look at where his hand is relative to the jar when he grabs it vs when he stops lifting it. The hand and the jar are moving, but the jar is non-physically unattached to the grab.

torginus 2y ago

It looks Sora is actually the worst performer in the benchmarks, with Kling being the best and others not far behind. Anyways, I strongly suspect that the funny meme content that seems to be the practical uses case of these video generators won't be possible on either Veo or Sora, because of copyright, PC, containing famous people, or other 'safety' related reasons.

jonplackett 2y ago
I’ve been using Kling a lot recently and been really impressed, especially by 1.5. I was so excited to see Sora out - only to see it has most of the same problems. And Kling seems to do better in a lot of benchmarks. I can’t quite make sense of it - what OpenAI were showing when they first launched Sora was so amazing. Was it cherry picked? Or was it using loads more compute than what they’ve release?
- throwaway314155 2y ago
  The SORA model available to the public is a smaller, distilled model called SORA Turbo. What was originally shown was a more capable model that was probably too slow to meet their UX requirements for the sora.com user interface.