https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAzbzMgVA2A

So I’m not really across image generation very much, but this popped up on my YouTube feed today and I was blown away.

I was wondering if anyone had any idea of the kind of hardware and LLM they may have used to create this. Surely it must be cloud based and not open-weight, local llm?

I’m aware that a few months ago, a new, very capable Qwen image/video/audio generator was released, but I can’t imagine what was used for this. Is this the new bytedance or something else? I would be curious in dabbling with it to make something fun for my kiddos.

    • SuspciousCarrot78@lemmy.worldOPEnglish
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      13 days ago

      I genuinely don’t know! I know there was an influx of slop with the most recent Seedance some months ago, but this seems to be a cut above.

      It’s the first I’ve watched one of these and had to do a double take. Clearly the person that put this together spent quite a lot of effort in staging it, figuring out the transitions, prompting the LLM. It’s not just “Claude; make the new Avengers movie - no mistakes”.

      Does anyone here generate videos like this? And if so, would you mind speaking a little bit about the workflow, tools etc? I imagine you’d need an ungodly rig to get something like this made. Either that or a lot of time / batch processing.

      • ikt@aussie.zoneEnglish
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        13 days ago

        wouldn’t be local i don’t think, i’ve not heard much regarding open source video generation