Generative Video Models
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Taskaya: Releasing Video Models Yields Better ROI Than Subpar LLMs
“My guess is, like, training these costs, like, a couple million dollars, which is not that much, especially, you know, like, you know, they're probably backed by some sort of entity... So training these models will bring you a lot of attention and it's more at…”
Buchheit: Generative video will enable indie movies with zero budget
“So in a couple of years, that means a kid in wherever middle America, five other country who has like a vision for their own Disney movie, Can actually just create the Disney movie. Right. You don't need the hundred million dollar budget.”
Valenzuela: Generative video models will soon run in real time
“You're going to get really soon to a point where you can run these models in real time. And so by the time you run them in real time, you're streaming the pixels as you're watching them, interacting with them.”
Song: Strict Physics Simulation Cannot Solve Fictional or Artistic Video Generation
“If we were trying to reason about the world via the traditional kind of physics techniques, it is very difficult to kind of reason about things inside a totally fictional world. So I think this is something that more happens like inside our dreams rather than …”
Lower AI loss functions do not guarantee better generative video quality
“Unlike a lot of other model, I think building video model you know, being able to integrate aesthetics into the AI model is pretty hard. So, you know, video generation is not only about solving a mathematical problem. It's actually about creating something the…”
Brooks: Generative video will birth entirely new media formats within years
“I do think that, yeah, maybe over the next couple years we'll see people starting to make, like, more and more films, but I think people will also find completely new ways to use these models that are just different from the current media that we're used to.”