Hopefully a sign the bubble is bursting
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Not important. It's a video generator, type some text and it generates the doorbell camera view of a cat firing a machine gun.
Was ahead of the open source solutions, and probably everyone else for a good while. No e the Chinese (unfortunately proprietary) ones has gotten just as good if not better.
Also they tried to sell it as a new way to produce films. Except the stuff it makes is nowhere near ready for that. So people used it as a toy, generating joke clips / AI slop.
The amount of compute needed to generate videos is like an order of magnitude higher than pictures and text. They have to be bleeding money like crazy from this thing.
So it's too soon to get excited for the bubble pop? :(
At least they're seeing what's too expensive to be useful
Just think of it as a few bundles of straw to the camel's back. The raising energy cost from the Iran kerfuffle will also add some bundles.
Personally I am optimistic. But again, money has never been so fake. Operating at a loss while being valued in the billions seems to be a common thing these days.