Bratzel: 2D generative AI won't suffice; virtual experiences require 3D
Isaac Bratzel · Digital Humans and the Story Behind Lil Miquela · Mar 31, 2023 · at 27:02
Isaac Bratzel, co-founder of Brud (creators of Lil Miquela), compares current 2D generative AI tools like Midjourney with 3D spatial virtual environments.
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“The generated eye tools and the stuff you see image based right now is very two dimensional. I don't think that's actually gonna be the solution. I think what it's gonna be is when those tools are able to really generate and include into like a three dimensional world, which is something that we will be focused on.”
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