A awesome feel good video of construction worker dancing
 

A must see. He would make Michael Jackson want to sit down.

:1orglaugh

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/o1xquBhcAiE



:thumbsup

Dude has some skills :thumbsup

That's a good percentage of my TikTok feed.

100% AI Generated Video.

That was my 1st thought, but hard to tell. AI capability is seriously off the chain right now.

I can still tell for sure that at least some parts are AI. background is not perfectly stable.

haha, you're right, looks like the dirt starts to move by his feet. :1orglaugh

It looks exactly like my camera phone videos, maybe your phone is better.
Look exactly like my security cam videos when people walk by.

Obsessed with AI much?

:helpme

:helpme

OK, will one of you AI video guys make a dance video like this and prove you can do this?

Educate me; maybe I'm behind the curve.

:)

There are many sample videos that have been created already that show it's capabilities.

Search for best veo 3 samples, or go look at these two that provide samples.

youtube.com/watch?v=uBE6_7qzd4A

youtube.com/watch?v=TmsK_Ym8kD4

I said make one.

Do it yourself if it's that easy.
Hollywood has been doing things like this for decades; nobody called it AI then.

:2 cents:

Trust me, it really is easy. Not saying you will get great results each time. What is "off the chain" about the technology is that all you need is a good prompt, and veo 3 or veo 2 or any of the other text to video providers will create a great 6-8 second clip. Hollywood has been doing it with things like "cgi" from the little knowledge I know. But, here's an AI response on what they have been using:

"Besides CGI, Hollywood utilizes a range of practical effects and visual effects techniques to create movie magic. These include stop-motion animation, miniature models and sets, inventive use of props and makeup, and various in-camera effects. Software like Maya, 3ds Max, and Houdini are used for 3D modeling, texturing, and animation, while Nuke, After Effects, and Fusion handle compositing and visual effect"

But anyway, I hear ya. I sort of feel the same way with all this talk about "vibe coding" and AI building platforms. I can code, why do I need to go learn prompts? Does it speed up the process? Maybe, but really, no clue as I have not used it as of yet. I've only personally used it for copy, and I can say it saves me a hella lot of time. Obviously, it's all just regurgitated data from all the websites that get scraped. Several of mine have been hit hard by many of the providers, going on 3-4 weeks now, and about 10 pages per second per bot. Considered blocking them, but will wait and see if there are any long term benefits.

I've seen plenty that will put together a decent front end for you, but none as of yet that will do any back end stuff. Not to say they don't exist, I just haven't seen any final/end products yet, so again, I feel ya.

In regards to the video, I haven't created any myself yet (just haven't had the need) but I'll play around with it and see what results come out. I know with images, it's hit or miss, but again, it's mainly about the prompt and which ai service you're using.

By the way, Hollywood is now using AI, or at least have been the initial testers for Sora. So, clearly that says something about the technology and how quickly it is developing.