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Prompt → generate → almost right → regenerate → something else changes. That loop is still one of the frustrating parts of AI video. You fix the character’s position, but the prop changes. You get the action right, but the camera geometry feels off. You fix the lighting, and...

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Vivaan Deshmukh19 gün önce

The consistency problem is way harder than it looks.

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Nayeem Sheikh19 gün önce

This is exactly the problem with AI video right now.

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Myra 🦋19 gün önce

Better generation is great, but better control is the real unlock.

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Toha Khan19 gün önce

Finally, someone is focusing on the relationships between shots.

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