AI Video

“I think the world cup is going to be when AI video found its moment and everyone realized like you can actually make good stuff.”

“So I think we're pretty close to passing the touring test from video. Like you could still tell AI video for the most part, but a couple of times I've been kind of like, wait, that definitely fooled me on it, which is interesting.”

“And so, the business case for AI video is still a little bit more narrow, and I think it will be Tucked in the tool section. I was yeah, looking a lot at, like, the Aflac project that he sold to Netflix, and some of the background replacements, some of the VFX…”

“It's kind of like the VO three moment when I don't think it was intuitive to people that video would be cracked necessarily by bringing audio together with video in the same place. And that ended up being the thing that made AI video go viral.”

“It's not like making the old thing more efficient. It's a new medium. It's an actual new thing in the same ways that like movies weren't plays. You know, AI video is not video. The stories that you can tell are completely different because you can do things th…”

“That's really the key with creating AI video is really the images having great reference images, having great scripts.”

“In art, or in video, or in filmmaking, or in just, like, any artistic mean endeavor, There's no such thing as a right or wrong answer. There is in, like, there is in, in, in a chatbot or in a search engine. And so a lot has to do with just training the right e…”

“No, it's not gonna replace it. You're still gonna have, like, Guillermo del Toro building, like, the film for you, but you can have another thing on the side, and another thing might be just a different experience.”

“I just not sure that they're going to follow the same rules and patterns of films where you have actors and scenes and sequences, you know, I think that I don't, yeah, I don't think that's probably going to happen.”

“So in my, like, you know, future state, like, you should be able to have a subject in video that you can bidirectionally communicate with, that can follow cues, that has a distinct personality that you can program, and that creates, like, essentially the, you …”

“And that is that this is, people are going to say this is going to displace Hollywood. And I think this is just an entirely new category in and of itself, because I think one of the things, one of the great enjoyments of watching good entertainment is not bein…”

“And now there's like, I would guess hundreds of thousands of people making and publishing AI video”

“We already saw this with whole startups or stacks of products, and Justine looked at a bunch of these, where it was, like, basically make money by building your own Instagram influencer off of AI images. And a lot of people were making, yeah, tens of thousands…”

“It's it solves one of the most pressing things of AI video these days, which is consistency. So you can create really consistent worlds.”

“I do think to fully get there to the point where it cannot be differentiated at all, it's still a couple of years away.”

“AI video right now can generate great three or five or six second clips, but hopefully years from now we have AI video that can generate minutes long or, you know, even hours long movies.”

“But on the documentation side, there's no good thing that AI video can do. Not one good thing, right? Like there's, it's all bad. There's nothing good.”

“No, I think it's a war of attrition because I think they'll all just make more video and there's gonna be no margin for any of them.”

“In order for this to be, you know, something that consumers use to edit a one minute video in a very short time period, like we're talking years before that's going to be real.”