>>27506>>27593moving images are easier to hide imperfections with
just make everything blurry and in motion (either the subject or the camera moving/zooming), add a bit of video compression and it obscures most of the AI funkyness.
the movements and such are still hella fucky tho. they have this weird, jerky, ungainly motion, weird postures and finer movements such as hands, feet, talking, chewing, blinking, turning one's head, turning one's upper or lower half and hair all seem to be things it still struggles with and i'm not convinced it'll be easily solved. particularly when it even in those videos the hands still look terrifying and body parts still continue to randomly expand/shrink as AI still struggles with perspective and foreshortening.
that last video in particular has genuinely horrible hands; with the hand closest to the camera/viewer growing additional digits only for most of them to disappear over and over while the hand furthest away seems to be twisted, distorted and suffering from a severe fungal infection in the nails.
i am not an anti-AI luddite but considering the processing power, data and the amount of rejects one gets from this i'm very much concerned that once the techbro cashflow stops that most of these services will be too expensive for the average person to utilize.