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I saw this on twitter and actually came on HN to see if there was a thread with more details. The demo on twitter was frankly unbelievable. Show me a water drop
by extr 2y ago
I saw this on twitter and actually came on HN to see if there was a thread with more details. The demo on twitter was frankly unbelievable. Show me a water droplet falling...okay...now add a live force diagram that is perfectly rendered by just asking for it? What? Doesn't seem possible/real. And yet it seems reputable, the docs/tech look legit, they just "aren't released the generative part yet".
What is going on here? Is the demo just some researchers getting carried away and overpromising, hiding some major behind the scenes work to make that video?
- vagabund 2y agoMy understanding is they built a performant suite of simulation tools from the ground up, and then they expose those tools via API to an "agent" that can compose them to accomplish the user's ask. It's probably less general than the prompt interface implies, but still seems incredibly useful.
- bilsbie 2y agoStill doesn’t seem possible with current technology? It would have to access those apis while it generates video.
- upcoming-sesame 2y agoThe values on the forces diagram can't be real