Video Generation
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Lingelbach: Hedra's models support infinite recursion for long video generation
“One of the advantages of our technology and our architecture is our models support infinite recursion so we don't have an issue with long video generation like other providers.”
Misra: Video AI industry wastes money on B-roll instead of dialogue
“So much time and money has been spent on making the shot of the Empire State Building, and almost nothing On like actually getting the dialogue going.”
Misra: Video generation is probably the most dangerous AI unlock
“Because I think of all the possible sort of AI unlocks, like even compared to LLMs and stuff, there's probably nothing more dangerous than video. Generation in a way, right?”
Roy: AI video generation models like OpenAI's Sora are nowhere near interesting
“Video generation is the one area that I do think we are severely, we're not even close to anything interesting, and we've been promised things that are interesting, i.e. Sora but we're very, very far away.”
Blattman: Video AI models must learn physics and 3D geometry
“I think video is, is like an awesome kind of data because you, to solve that task, to solve video generation, a model needs to Learn much about like physical properties of the world of like the physical foundations of the world that there is so much without kn…”
Parikh: Video understanding is more relevant to robotics than video generation
“So I think there the video understanding piece is probably more relevant than the video generation piece.”
Parikh: Generative AI control mechanisms consistently lag core model capabilities
“I think control sort of tends to lag behind the core capability. Like even with images, I feel like we first had to get to a point where these models can actually generate nice looking images before we start worrying about, well, is it really doing what I want…”