@c_valenzuelab: It's never going to work It's just a research demo It's too hard It's decades away It works too poorly It makes hands w…
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The article lists common criticisms and objections to AI video generation technology, highlighting its current limitations and the skepticism from various perspectives.
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It’s never going to work It’s just a research demo It’s too hard It’s decades away It works too poorly It makes hands with six fingers It can’t do physics Movements don’t feel real It all looks the same It feels oversaturated It’s too hard to use It’s slop It’s too easy to use It has no soul It can’t keep consistent characters It can’t do real audio It’s only good for memes It can’t do good voices It can’t do dialogue It’s never going to be used for real stories It’s just a few seconds It can’t hold a shot longer than a clip It’s just for experiments It can’t do good stories It can’t lip sync It can’t be directed It’s not 16-bit EXR It’s not 10- and 12-bit ProRes and HEVC It’s fine for previz, but never final pixels It’s never going to be used by real artists No studio will ever touch it It will never win awards It has no emotion It can’t make you feel anything Audiences will always be able to tell People will never like it It will never be able to entertain It will …
@c_valenzuelab “ . . .It makes hands with six fingers“ or what we affectionately call the MidJou era 6 fingers on hands Floating cigarettes 14 hours on clock faces. 3 armed humans 5 legged horses.
For those of us who came through that period, what you guys are doing today is incredible !
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