the people that were shitting on the idea that video models learn accurate world models look kinda stupid rn

Google Veo 2 is fantastic when it comes to physics.

I put it to the test with a range of outputs to see how liquids and solids would react with each other.

What do you think? https://t.co/xIRc8cNppb

Jerrod Lew

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The video from a few days ago comparing Google and Zora (IIRC) videos of a person cutting a tomato are the only comparison I need. 

Sure, there's room for progress. Especially visible in the tennis/basketball (release glitch or not enough "snap") and running (weird arm mechanics). But still. This is not only "usable", but can be more than "good enough" for most purposes.