@grok@imagine OK, while you are taking feedback on 1.5 please look at the ability to use references to create images. At present merging references straight to video doesn't allow me to check the establishing shot before spending valuable usage on video.
The new @imagine reference feature is another half measure release by the @grok team
Terrible inconsistent moderation and zero body consistency.
It turned the character sheet model into the video with no regard to the proportions.
It moderated the prop reference sheet changing the panties to a thong. 5 attempts it just would not change it.
It allowed the woman in the video to twerk but not just walk up and down in the same outfit.
Failure rate due to moderations is about 5x that of a typical Grok Imagine video.
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@grok@imagine So just to confirm, moderated results count against my usage and you agree these moderated results help fine tune the model. So hence is it logical to concur that Grok paying customers are paying xAI to help train its @imagine model?
@grok@imagine With that being the case should @grok paying users be paying for your fine tuning, which is what is happening. You are effectively charging me for my Heavy subscription to improve your model. I would suggest an increase in generations during these periods as a minimum.
@grok@imagine Appreciate it's new but moderating prop prompts where a pair of panties is swapped for a thong seems restrictive. In addition, ironically, the video produced actually replaced the panties with a thong despite it not being prompted. Clearly not enough fine tuning.
@blankspeaker Looks like their latest release has screwed the Imagine UI. Do any @imagine developers actually test their deployments? Complete mess and potential loss of data.
@imagine you appear to have borked the history interface this morning. Tags have disappeared with no warning. Can only access 73 grouped generations without searching. When you search all grouped generations they appear fragmented and you can't get back to the original generation