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Let’s have a good old fashioned GenAI steak-off! 🥩 This test is very challenging for AI models. Hands, consecutive slicing physics & movement, interpretation of ‘steak done perfectly’, steam, juices, etc. Who did it best? Who’s your top three?

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Note: All the models have different lengths so they repeat for the split view part of the video, then each play full screen and default length.

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Here’s the prompt if you want to give it a go. If you get a good result, post below! Prompt: A pair of hands skillfully slicing a perfectly cooked steak on a wooden cutting board. faint steam rising from it.

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Blaine Brownvor 1 Jahr

* I ran the prompt 4 times on each platform then picked the best one

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Blaine Brownvor 1 Jahr

Everyone should also remember this is a specific test & consider all the fantastic things each platform can do. There is no “one to rule them all” as they each have their own strengths & features.

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AI has made it easy for anyone to create realistic avatar videos without expensive gear. AKOOL and Synthesia are top choices for AI-generated "talking photo" videos. Which one is best for your team?

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Andrej Karpathyvor 1 Jahr

Congrats to the Veo 2 team at Google it’s really something else

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JAAF STUDIOSvor 1 Jahr

Veo. Not even close Other look great, but it's the natural movements that really set it apart, super impressed, did not expect this.

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Blaine Brownvor 1 Jahr

It really is so good

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Jer at EccentrismArtvor 1 Jahr

Veo: Now this is some beautifully sliced thick cut steak 😋 Sora: let me just lift and cut, lift and cut… Runway: the steaks still got a pulse! Hunyuan: next week they will be done slicing that steak… Pika: with the new ChopAmatic 2000 one slice and your steak falls apart into perfect slices!

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Blaine Brownvor 1 Jahr

Hahaha fr fr 🤣

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Rick Wongvor 1 Jahr

This feels like the early days when Google created a search engine and made all the other search engines look irrelevant. I wonder if they have some new IP for the results to be this different.

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