@mattshumer_: This is correct. The really interesting demos will stream in throughout the rest of the week.
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A tweet indicates that more AI video generation demos will be shared this week, highlighting the complexity and time required for high-quality outputs using prompts and subagents.
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This is correct.
The really interesting demos will stream in throughout the rest of the week.
Chris (@ChrisGPT): Anyone outputting fable 5.1 videos right now haven’t created anything worth posting.
considering good prompts take hours upon hours to create. Even with multiple subagents.
There’s a reason you can’t output this level of 3js quality in one hour.
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