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  • Ah another billion, that will do it!

    Seriously, sora is impressive for what it does, 10 second text to speech models. You cannot make movies with text to speech. You will never get a consistent face, expression, anything. By definition they are unpredictable.

    So you train some Loras to try to get a consistent face, but then the model only can make that face. So you can’t have 2 people in the video.

    So you get into advanced sectioning of frames and you generate then you replace person A with this face and person B with that face.

    And then we haven’t even gotten into backgrounds, consistent sets, or anything.

    And they want to make a whole damn movie with it.

    At this stage, it’s literally easier to learn real film editing than it is to prompt engineer 1 minute of continuous footage.

    1 billion ain’t enough mouse.






  • I’ve lived long enough where I definitely see this as the reason.

    It starts with one person saying “hey wait, if we do this thing we waste a little less!”. Good intentions and idea. It grows and catches on. Companies see that and see the triple hitter: they can

    • reduce overhead costs by not doing the wasteful thing
    • go on a PR blitz making it look like they’re doing amazing things, people clapping all the way
    • continue charging the same amount.

    Happens all the time. Tipping is the best example. You feel bad for the driver or server so you tip a little more. Companies see this and make it easier for you to tip, saying they really value their workers and want to let you tell them. Meanwhile they do nothing for actual pay, screwing you and the employees at the same time.