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Glad to share Seaweed-7B, a cost-effective foundation model for video generation. Our tech report highlights the key designs that significantly improve compute efficiency and performance given limited resources, achieving comparable quality against other industry-level models. To unleash the power of the foundation model, Seaweed-7B further enables a wide range...

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A.I.Warper1 year ago

Open sourced? 🤤

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The Information1 year ago

Meta AI researchers are fretting over the threat of Chinese AI, whose quality caught American firms, including OpenAI, by surprise.

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mrfakename1 year ago

Very cool! Any plans to open source?

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Vishal Jain1 year ago

it only matters if it is open source

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Jim Fan1 year ago

Interesting work!

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Latent Spacer1 year ago

Are you considering open weights?

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Jerome Patel1 year ago

Wow this is just great work, hoping to see it in Open-sourced version

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Lachlan Phillips exo/acc 👾1 year ago

Great tech demo until there's code or an API

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MR BIZARRO1 year ago

If we all say "open source it" here, maybe they will....

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Emily1 year ago

Congratulations 🎉 please open-source the model 🙏

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Kabooki AI1 year ago

looks promising, open source soon?

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