AI Video Just Broke Real-Time — What Happens Next Is Wild!

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  @NachosElectric · 1 month ago

  Reminds me of the “instant cassettes” gag from Spaceballs. “They’re out in stores before the movie is finished!”

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  @sebastianblue8688 · 1 month ago

  That was a great update. It&apos;s an exciting landscape. <br>Thanks Tim.

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  @TavaanEck · 1 month ago

  I was waiting for this since 2 years ago and I had comments alot about that, making my dream live video game generation . It needs a live Ai video + a trained LLM to describe characters, enemies, mechanics, scenes.. etc and the storyline. The best part is you can interact live with your voice not even selecting texts ,and NPCs interact with you like a human . This is great to remake old games in real time in any style you desire. ❤😊

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  @writerbyluck · 1 month ago

  all absolutely fascinating. Thank you for showing this to us.

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  @sirhammon · 1 month ago (edited)

  Dreaming for AGI. The Long Term Memories as text are turned into video and sent to the conscious MMLLM instead of it&apos;s Real Time camera input. It can also consciously remember a long term memory. Like someone says to the robot &quot;Don&apos;t crash&quot; and the subconscious sends a memory of the robot crashing a car as a 0.5 second video, then it thinks &quot;What route?&quot; And a video plays of the LTM stored route. Sleep time it just plays through random associations while cleaning them up. When it wakes, the Short Term Memory has the final dream sequence.

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  @NikoKun · 1 month ago (edited)

  I think I happened to catch a FAL stream a couple days ago, when they were broadcasting on Twitch through the username Koumpas. But that quickly got banned.<br>Still, during that time, they were doing something different than they are currently on their new fal live website. The site no longer has the chat for users to submit prompts to. And how they generate videos also changed.. Now it&apos;s a whole bunch of separate clips, that hard cut between each.. On Twitch it was a continuous flowing video, each new prompt flowed from the previous scene. I think the prompts were being fed to a secondary AI, that was reworking things together, and it must&apos;ve also been using each clip&apos;s last frames to continue the next video. The new site doesn&apos;t seem to do that, but it was incredible!

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  @SuzyTurner · 1 month ago

  Exciting stuff! x

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  @bradclifton5775 · 1 month ago

  Me who is rendering a video as I type this using H3: Perfect timing

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  @Spleenfreak · 1 month ago

  The first thing I thought of was Dragons Lair. One of my favorites from the old arcade days but it took far too many quarters.<br><br> Another solid video Tim. Thank you. <br><br>And yes, I have been complaining about my back alot for a few years.

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  @tobiasfalk9112 · 1 month ago

  Great video, as always! If this has or is combined with a world model spatial memory, it will be the YouTube of games.

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  @cedrigo · 1 month ago

  thanks!

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  @DataJuggler · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWNrfjs0Vfc&amp;t=715">11:55</a> Dragon&apos;s Lair was cool. Laser Disc was way ahead of everything else in its time.

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