US EditionDeepmind's "force prompting" lets AI create realistic video motion without physics engines
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Deepmind's "force prompting" lets AI create realistic video motion without physics engines
A team from Brown University and Deepmind has found that generative video models can produce realistic motion when prompted with artificial forces, without needing 3D models or physics engines. The article Deepmind's "force prompting" lets AI create realistic video motion without physics engines appeared first on THE DECODER.
A research team from Brown University and Deepmind shows that video models can generate physically plausible movements. For this, artificially generated training data is sufficient. The article Deepmind's "Force Prompting" brings physical forces in AI-generated videos first appeared on THE-DECODER.de.
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