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Well, 30 years later, you can generate a video from a photograph.

Ideally based on FOSS models.

Also, there is no training data, which would be the "preferred form" of modification.

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These clips are very short and don’t rotate the camera more than like 45 degrees. Genie3 also cheats and only rotate the camera 90 degrees.

It’s always important to pay attention to what models don’t do. And in this case it’s turn the bloody camera around.

I refuse to accept any model to be a “world model” if it can’t pass a simple “spin in place” test.

Bah hum bug.

I wonder if you could loop back the last frame of each video to extend the generated world further. Creating a kind of AI fever dream

We're about to see next gen games requiring these as minimum system requirements...

Cool, I guess… If you have tens of thousands of $ to drop on a GPU for output that’s definitely not usable in any 3D project out-of-the-box.

Fixed question: Thanks a lot for the feedback that human perception is not 2D. Let me rephrase the question: since all the visual data we see on computers can be represented as 2D images (indexed by time, angle, etc.), and we have many such 2D datasets, do we still need to explicitly model the underlying 3D world?