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@kimmonismus And to think that Kling 1.0 was released in 2024.
Sure, itโs not perfect yet, but Itโs crazy how far this thing has advanced in just 2 freaking years.
And I have no doubt that AI video (and audio) will be indistinguishable from the real thing by 2030.
@VoluntaryJapan@kimmonismus I would only seriously believe you if you could tell me which video were made by AI in a list of 10 random videos, and without failing even once.
@Kling_ai Hi, I'm one of those "Legacy Subscribers" who gets 66 free credits daily... So, my question is: if I upgrade to the Pro plan, would I lose the benefit of receiving 66 credits every day, or would that carry over to the new plan?
@fruitynuns Damn, I'm really going to miss you. You literally created some of the sexiest and most beautiful fantasy women that I have ever seen in my life.๐ฅ
But yeah, I also understand that we can change over time, and I wish you good luck with whatever you decide to do next in your life.
@verqious@dr_cintas I really don't know. And I was also not expecting an open-source world model to surpass a close-model in any way so soon. I guess we're gonna see a lot of surprises in these coming months and years. And now Kling 3.0 is about to be released, and it's rumored to be a beast...
@verqious@dr_cintas Lingbot-world actually has better consistency than Genie 3 in a lot of cases. I thought it was a joke, but I saw one video comparing them side by side with the same image prompt, and the Genie 3 version started to degrade over time while Lingbot remained pretty consistent.
@Jinghui_Dong@PixVerse_ Thatโs pretty cool, but thereโs still many inconsistencies. It also seems like you cannot actually control a character and move around like in an actual video game.
@PixVerse_ I mean, this still has some obvious inconsistencies, like the man picking up a book that turns into a phone and then it disappears, the table is glitched, etc.
But this is still impressive as hell if it truly is real-time and infinite, and it's only going to get better...