show, don't tell... no one cares

😂 Perfect

very good kkkk

Maybe you can even create an AI version of yourself to slap yourself.

hahah waah nikhil sir 🤣

Doesn't render that quality. You will need upscaling for sure.

because it just steals

@@mbobby99 Sounds like someone knows nothing about how the tech works. Keep telling yourself that though, maybe it'll help you keep your job lol.

Yeah, from useless to useless in 2 years. What a progress 😅

@@iKINDREADthey literally said no modifications

Next time will be better

..unless you’re a videographer

2 more papers down the line this is gonna be crazy

@@Oldyellowbrick A videographer wants to portrait something real that you can relate to. As more AI you watch as more strange it is that nothing is real, no history, no culture, just things that barely reminds of something.

What a time to be unemployed

Is not free bro 🤣🤣 iam literally wating 1weeks

nah sora is better'

this is still very good tho

No. It's not even close.

Both are good... And both are NOT free.

An article I just read said image-to-video and video-to-video would be implemented "in the coming days".

SORA is staying private until after the US Presidential election. they don't want to introduce high resolution deep fakes into this already crazy US election

it's not private you can get it with a subscription

Dont worry ... the investments into data centers, see latest A.I. data center for MIcrosoft at around 3 billion, will be re-financed eailys by the huge processor speed. Imagine, that one GPU unit of Nvridia's new A.I. specific Blackwell can handle 1.8 million calculations per second, and its just one unit. A data center is built with thousands of such units, and can operate billions if not trillions of operations per seconds. And service millions of customers. Alone on KZfaq more than 2.49 billion people in march 2024. Just imagine that huge number. Its nearby 1/3 of human race watching vids. So there is no need to worry about re-payment. The challenge by sure is the pre-investments and to get this financed. But there are trillions out there of capital which seek lucrative investments and by sure A.I. is one option, investors, hedge funds are happy to put their capital into it. It will pay out easily.

You dont know how many hundreds of employees they needed to get that promo thing done. Project manager: Guys, today we are 270 people in the work shift. I expect from you per minute at least 5 new prompt text ideas to get a 3 second sequence done. I give you in the next 4 hours till midday break time to generate 81,000 prompt variants, then our A.I. will analyse all ideas and pick out the top 10. The best 3 prompts will get an extra bonus today of 500 bucks. Ready to go ? Time runs now! (presses the button)

that's whole point of doing it yourself no? if you have a braindead prompt of course ur going to get a braindead reply

Would be interesting to see the whole prompts in written Text Form

You can view some prompts on their website

Taco, you are born to become a comedian. Come on. Start your own podcast. I want hear more ... :-) We need critical voices (see my upper comment). Yes, its insanity ... but who cares. Insanity drives us humans since thousands of years, isn't ?

$15.

​@christianb89 yes I have no money

@@christianb8900 With the $15 monthly plan on Runway, you get approximately 1500 credits per month. Since generating 1 second of Gen-3 content costs 10 credits, you can generate around 150 seconds (2.5 minutes) of content per month with these credits. If you run out of these credits, you can purchase additional credits at the rate of $10 for 1000 credits. This additional purchase would allow you to generate another 100 seconds (1 minute and 40 seconds) of Gen-3 content. So, combining them for $25 150 seconds (2.5 minutes) from the initial monthly credits 100 seconds (1 minute and 40 seconds) from the additional purchase This totals approximately 4 minutes and 10 seconds of Gen-3 content. So imagine the content you generate isn't up to your ideals for half your generations and you want to make an actual full episode of something 20-60 mins, going to cost hundreds of dollars/maybe even thousands. Not sure if the unlimited generations for $95 a month will be worth it, if gen3 takes hours to generate something (they mentioned a more casual slower generation mode for unlimited) and when there's millions of users, could take weeks before you get 10 minutes of useable content. $15 is not really an accurate representation of how much it costs if you are serious.

@@MR_AK558 have you tried work?

@@christianb8900 But you only get 62 seconds of video generation a month. So this particular video would take 3 months ($45) to create assuming you never reroll or edit or trim any generated video and don't cherry pick anything and you must use every single generation or it will cost more and take even longer.

"art"

@@Petrovelly Cope

@@orbit023 Opinion

This is will revolution the pr0n industry

I'm not saying that AI is theft, but the impact on society could be compared to the same as if digital theft was allowed from one day to another. edit: but funny enough big companies pushing for AI to cut costs will eventually also suffer, then they will try to take monopoly on AI.

You'll still be able to do those same fun steps in creating film. AI is just another magnificient instrument added to the giant toolset.

@@aymanbenbaha yes, of course those responsible for creating the work in the dataset can continue making videos, they will be unknowingly be used for new datasets GEN-6 or whatever. this doesn't remove my concerns about data secrecy and shameless capitalism and the normalization of exploiting intimate personal moments from people without their consent. I'm not anti-AI and I use it for years and train models of my own from time to time but just not so excited about perfect video generations that I can overlook how its made and sold

@@Champignon1000 yeah it can be theft for sure. in certain contexts it's mathematically calculated theft to avoid copyright and leapfrog the process at the direct expense of those who didn't. sounds theivy right lol

does it have image to video?

@@DarionDAnjou doesn't seem to, that was what I was most eager to try.

@@aiforcultureai video results always seem to come out better when to starts with a still image

why?

The prompts must be crazy for these. Im thinking the user probably uploaded a ton of inspo pics? Idk how one even goes about describing this via text. Might as well write a book if youre this talented.

@@yelenatersargsyan2899 Exactly my point. Half of the problem with using these tools is learning how each model wants to be prompted in order to create the desired output. If they want us to use their product, they need to show us behind the scenes how to properly use it -- especially if this is what they're using to showcase as an example of what is possible.

You need money

you are really not

u won't hahahahahahahah

@@naturesoundup u cant even afford it

@@kayes4495 don't judge a book by its cover, eblan

Unlimited generations on the $95/mo plan

@@handfuloflight I imagine thats worth it, but its alot! not around the price for people that just wanna mess around, 60 seconds isnt good enough

@@incription ikr, I was thinking the same exact thing, I need at least to generate 5-20 minutes of content to get a feel for it. Needs to at least give 10x the amount of generations...*sighs*

does it have image to video. that's what i'm waiting for

It's impressive, but you don't give any possibility to test it and know if we will get performance out of it. Gen-2 uses 5 credits per second of video generated. Gen-3 Alpha uses 10 credits per second of video generated. I have 10 credits in my account, how is it possible that I can do something viable in 1 second? How am I going to practice with one second? The basic plan is $15 a month, that's 62 seconds of generations per month. And that's assuming that it gives you what you ask for the first time, because if he doesn't give you what you want, you'll blow your credits just by learning. From my point of view, I am not going to pay a subscription if I can't even know how to take advantage of it. It is a pity. You should consider giving carte blanche for a while to people who create content using artificial intelligence, because there are many platforms that offer a good trial period, and a new one is discovered every day. You are great, but I can't test you, therefore I don't know what results you can give me. If I have a trial period and it works for me, I will probably subscribe, but not otherwise. Honestly, your application is the one that I have tried the least,and I have not visited you again. But you are great, and thanks for this video! all the best 👍💪

Definitely plenty of potential Golden Rasperry Awards, that's for sure.

lets be real. It looks like sht, moves like sht, and heavily limited

No bro luma is free

Luma is also good

720p unfortunately

Not really tried for a month. It is not as good as promoted

@@iKINDREAD I think this came out 6 hours ago so trying it for a month would be imposable unless you had the beta, I think you tried gen- 2

@@that-one-music-guy Yes you’re right. I have had the luxury to witness beta through a friend and it did not impress me much. It is amazing piece of tech but the videos you see have been perfected over many trial and errors. So if our do get it make sure you get unlimited

@@iKINDREADOh ok I see, thanks for the clarification, I mean it makes sense, there obviously going to cherry pick for there advertisement, and I'm sure they've spent countless hours in post,

its not expensive. Imagine you can generate 3 vid ideas (each 20 seconds) for a TV commercial for 15 bucks. A customer of an agency want see maybe 5 ideas for the final pitch. I suppose an agency will generate maybe 20 variants x 30 seconds = 600 seconds to select from there the 5 best, so in total its 150 bucks to pay. And with little bit brain storming, briefing, sales staff, the agency maybe has to pay 3 people over one week to get this job done, so its roughly 7500 bucks per week for the agency. And the customer will be charged with at least 2000, if not 5000 bucks for one TV ads clip. Mostly a customer will buy in different ads campaigns, and a series of ads clips. - So its easily repaid. Think in business, man. If a customer books just 3 clips, the agency makes profits with just one work, 3 people on the payrole. 20 years ago we had a project with a global food concern. They wanted a Guiness Book world record as PR campaign, which was done on a weekend ... the whole weekend costed 1/2 million bucks. So what are you talking here about ? Its peanuts money you get access to a tool, which can make you dammed wealthy in very short time. Imagine you make now promo clips for local SMEs in your city/village and sell a package of 3 clips each 15 seconds (typical format on Tiktok shorts) for 450 bucks. Its pretty profitable for every freelancer, isn't ?

​@@PoM.PeaceofMindbut in AI video you have to reroll every shot about 100 times before getting something that is barely even really passable. This is according to Shy Kids and their Sora Balloonhead video which also required extensive traditional vfx and editing. So it's really more like $4000 for this video presented here. This is totally out of reach for students, beginners, solo artists trying to break in, indie film makers with no budget, hobbyists, etc. Especially given the current AI video state where you pretty much have to take what you are given and have no character consistency or fine control.

You can buy extra credits for $10 per 1000, so you could create it in a day :)

​@@ksprdk$15 gets you 625 credits which gives you 62 seconds of gen3 video. Adding 1000 credits would get you another 100 seconds. This video is 142 seconds. So yes, if you never rerolled and used every second of generated video without cuts, you could make a 162 second video of random janky clips. But everyone knows that you have to reroll about 100 times to get anything close to useable. In reality, at these rates, you need about $4000 of credits to make a 2 minute video that has any chance at telling a consistent story.

@@High-Tech-Geek And how much would you estimate that it would cost to shoot this video with real actual footage? Could it be done for $400k, so 100x, don't think so?