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AI video still has a control problem more than a generation problem. Getting a decent clip is one thing. Being able to revise a specific detail is where the workflow gets more demanding. Pexo from Pexo is working on that part of the process. Its Mark to Fix workflow... show more

Rohan Paul

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Rohan Paul23 days ago

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Scott Shapiro22 days ago

@Pexoai_offical @rohanpaul_ai the mark-and-fix demo looks clean but I'd pressure test how it handles revision chains. One fix shifts lighting or geometry, then the next edit fights the first. That compounding drift is where frame-level control quietly breaks down.

The AI Therapist23 days ago

@Pexoai_offical Agreed. It’s the specificity that kills us, not just creativity. Right now, swapping a red tie for blue usually warps her face too. We’re stuck on generation; editing is hard mode. But once we get promptable edits without collateral damage? Magic

Adil23 days ago

@Pexoai_offical the developers deserve a raise for this one

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