part 7

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Let's discuss the following statements.

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Okay,

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so nothing much viva.

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What's happening is in terms of writing

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and post -production.

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What's happening with video generation models?

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See, there is a lot of different video generation models.

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There is Seed

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Dance and lots of other things.

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And there are these common places where you can integrate all these

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video models also.

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Correct.

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It's all about control.

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and control and achieve and I think

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then it will disrupt something.

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We are seeing inconsistencies with the location,

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character and they are basically definitely becoming

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better and better.

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They're becoming better and better.

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But having said that,

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these generative models,

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I don't know if it is even aligned to that perspective.

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That is

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a lot of,

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that's a question that's being targeted by all these video

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generation models.

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They are making a group of agents

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also doing their own custom pipelines.

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Custom pipelines,

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again,

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it is operating from the cloud.

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It's not operating from local servers.

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These outputs,

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video generation models,

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they are coming out in H .264 containers which are impact compressions.

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So, they are 10 bit rate,

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10 Mbps or 12 Mbps bit rates.

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My theatrical projection means you have a sequential

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DNG format.

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We run into a lot of data,

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13 stops of latitude in the cinema technical language.

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Now image generation models are doing that.

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Image scaling models are there.

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Can we build a pipeline where we can take these H .264

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videos,

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break them down into image sequences,

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PNGs,

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and the image upscaling,

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DNG sequence.

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I think it will be like a batch processing.

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I think it's going to be really,

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really disruptive for the film industry.

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I don't think we have enough GPUs to be able to pull this off.

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That's the problem.

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That is probably the problem.

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But I think first of all,

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Tarun,

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huge fan.

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Thanks,

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man. If I have to share a personal story,

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you know,

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Kida Cola has become that movie where after we get drunk,

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if we have to show someone a new Telugu movie,

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that's the movie.

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Right?

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So it's,

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I mean,

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my girlfriend has made me watch that movie like 10 times.

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But she'll be very happy to know that

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we caught up here.

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Chandana.

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But I think one is that I'm pleasantly surprised bro

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with the conversation that we just had.

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Right.

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I don't know if this is the case across,

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but I don't expect it.

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that you will be talking about content pipelines,

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you'll be talking about agent orchestration.

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So you put me in a spot.

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But sadly,

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with Seed Dance 2 .0,

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the one that we saw,

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right? That just came out.

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The one that is out for us is actually a distilled version of the product.

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The full version of the product is not out yet.

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Because one of the issues that ByteDance found is

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when they tried to convert an image into a video.

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They heard the voice of that same person that

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they didn't feed.

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Based on the data set.

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So it's like Chiranjeev got a photo of you and a version

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of that came out.

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That is insane man.

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As a result they thought this could be a big problem.

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I had to launch it around a couple of

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months back.

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Now they're slowly launching out,

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which is a heavy restricted,

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heavy guardrail restricted version.

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So,

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but with someone of your access,

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I think if I was you,

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I would not use a regular one.

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I would try to get in touch with ByteDance to get direct access

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of their no guardrail API.

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Right, which I again without any guardrails guardrails in Lake

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Kuna API without no restriction because they will so for

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example, there are companies like Heygen,

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right?

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Heygen,

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they got integration with SeedDance.

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They don't allow audio SeedDance doesn't

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Allow external audio that easily.

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But with HeyGen they allow because they follow two -step verification.

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So they don't want people to exploit it.

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You know what I mean?

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Hence,

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they're doing this.

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But there has to be a way that we should be able to get in touch directly with them.

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I'll also try to find a contact if I can because that is an unlock.

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The second unlock is consistency,

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character consistency and motion control and everything.

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It's already being solved.

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I think it is the biggest problem that all these videos and models are

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trying to solve.

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I think we are probably six months away from that.

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That's crazy.

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That's what I thought because conversations start and there

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are so many updates that it's a day -to -day update that we are looking at.

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No longer,

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the three -month -back conversation is outdated and every day the

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news is changing rapidly.

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But there are some ways to scale up.

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Videos also,

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I don't know if it will fit in the big screen,

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which is the theater screens until the level scale up.

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Because even on a video resolution level,

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best AI models are capped at 720p or 1080p.

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We are not at 4k yet.

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Not because they are not capable.

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It's purely because of GPUs.

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Cost.

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Yeah, the processing that's required.

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So there are models like LTX.

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which are open source.

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So,

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we can

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actually get 4k outputs directly.

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So,

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it is possible,

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but tech has to coincide to that point.

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And also access has to coincide to that point.

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But I think we are six months away.

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And I believe now that we have had this conversation,

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if someone is picking this up,

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it's going to be probably someone like you.

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So I'm looking forward.

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No,

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so that's what,

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there was one conversation with my ADs.

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And look,

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image scaling models,

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it's not only generally

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we get carried away by resolution,

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but theatrical projection is basically

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all about

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bitrate and data for that particular image.

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For example,

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you can have a 4K image,

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but it can be as low as 5MB.

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And the color information and the gradient information that that image

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has, millions of colors fill up.

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That's why we use expensive cameras like ARRI and RED because,

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you know, they have a lot of color information.

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Why,

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I don't know,

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it's a theatrical projection.

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It's all Dolby,

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Dolby Vision.

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You can literally see millions of colors.

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I mean, it's a phenomenal experience to watch theatrically.

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So I think the only way for theatres to survive is to provide that

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much of information for the common audience so that it's

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a visual experience that you cannot do on your digital screens.

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But I think we have a long way to go before we

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can process that amount of data through AI.

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The image upscaling models,

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they are doing it.

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Offlight,

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we are also seeing on Instagram,

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where they are fine detailing of old pictures.

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And you know,

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detailed textures generated,

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plus it's upscaling that image.

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The fact that it's upscaling an image,

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it's just 24 images a second.

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It's just like a few,

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as you said,

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hopefully a few months away.

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But my other concern is that all this is

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being done so that the average consumer can generate films or

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ideas at the click of a button.

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I still seem that it's far -fetched because of the processing power

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it takes.

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I think it's going to cost a bit.

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In the end,

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Rajivisar clearly made out a very good statement.

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He said, it's easy to make films like Bahubali,

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but it does not make sense to make a small film.

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That is true.

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So why would

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you go ahead and make a small film?

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So, okay,

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then the small filmmakers are still safe,

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I feel, but there's so many possibilities opening up.

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I'm really excited.

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Yeah.

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It's interesting.

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It's interesting.

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So, that is what I was trying to address.

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So, I was catching up with...

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Oh, you have time, no?

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Yeah,

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yeah, yeah.

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Go for it.

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I was catching up with Alex,

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who is the head of Meta AI.

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Facebook is the head of AI.

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It was the same conversation.

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The biggest bottleneck is at this point of time,

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cost of inference.

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Cost of processing and everything.

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Is the future actually local?

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All right,

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so you put a models are converging to a very

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good optimization so that at lower

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a memory you can do a lot more work right large

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models are becoming smaller and giving you the same kind of output so distillation

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of process only that is getting very very good yesterday I showed you the example of Gemma

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4 right and the same is kind of happening with video as well so

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first text

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Now the audio is almost happening.

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What we were expecting a year back.

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Now it has to happen with images and videos.

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Images also started.

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Now the next is video.

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With LTX Studio Japan.

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LTX is the first glimpse of that.

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Where you can actually generate a video out of a Mac.

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It's not great.

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But it's the footage that looks how it used to look with a Sora

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one.

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The newest model.

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Now, is it as good as Seed Dance?

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No. But maybe a year later,

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it'll be as good as Seed Dance.

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So, future,

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I think everybody will be having racks.

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That will be part of the cost of production.

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Or maybe as you pay money to actors and directors and

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producers, you rent out a rack as well as a part of the cost of production

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for the movie.

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One last

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question. What's happening in the industry with respect to AI adaption?

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What do you have to say?

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See, that's what,

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artificial intelligence in some way or form has always been a

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part of the film industry.

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It has been called different names.

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Photoshop,

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magic wand feature kind of computing.

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That's true.

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See,

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initially they used to,

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business and technology always converge

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and create compartmentalization.

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smart and green trend.

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Tech was,

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I mean, if we just cut it down to the basics,

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we've always had technology to assist us.

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And filmmaking has always been innovative and,

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you know, it's always been the edge of that.

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Because,

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you know, we're constantly working with VFX.

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What we deal with is video gravity.

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It's always been constantly evolving.

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Post -production,

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DI,

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obviously production

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intensive.

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It's always been around.

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For sure VFX,

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even in promotions,

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we had Trump.

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Oh yeah.

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And I was,

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I was plainly surprised.

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That is happening.

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And VFX,

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a lot of work has reduced.

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I mean, Rotoscope artist has a credit role.

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And that is going to reduce

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significantly.

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And a lot of work is going to be simplified for sure.

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Access.

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I don't think it's going to replace filmmaking altogether

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because definitely there are going to be a lot of constraints

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but it has to work in tandem.

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Definitely it's going to work in tandem.

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and some lower -rung jobs are in for a toss.

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And

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it's a part of evolution.

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I don't think I don't want to sit down

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on the road, because it's a part of

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evolution and you know it's going to happen.

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If you want the wheel to go,

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then the square has to become,

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gonna cut off his edges,

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girl. Well said.

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Crazy,

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crazy.

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So, Manadepu next?

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Yeah,

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I think it's going to happen.

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You're talking about E &E too,

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no? No, no.

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I am in Thailand right now.

13:57

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Scorching heat is coming.

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I wish if you are working with me,

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you will be able to get a photo of me.

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Do you want to talk about that?

14:07

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In our podcast,

14:10

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the first question is ENU2.

14:20

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I'm sure,

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I'm sure.

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We'll see you in the episode.

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Yes, why not?

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100%.

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It's always lovely speaking to you guys.

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Thank you very much.

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Means a lot.

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Thanks for the time also.

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Thank you,

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man. Thank you for this.

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Really looking forward to the future.

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Exciting and I'm glad I could speak to you.

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Vaibhav, Dilip and all of you guys.

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Thank you for having me.

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Thank you.

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Thanks a lot.

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Bye, man.

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Bye,

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Mamshi.

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See you, man.

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Bye.

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Insane. Wow, this was impressive.

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Someone who doesn't like or doesn't know about AI or he's not what

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you call adapting AI,

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if he's watching this content,

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what kind of level of thought process are you?

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In fact, how do you think about it?

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In your notes,

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in your remarkable document,

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30 % are you?

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But still,

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we are, we were so at it,

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and the content,

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I think this is the next episode.

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Crazy,

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isn't it?

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One industry or one of these,

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what different exposure do you have?

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True.

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Actually,

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Ben Affleck is not.

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Okay.

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It's good.

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There's a lot of time in Hollywood.

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In Hollywood,

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there are actors who have very good AI consciousness.

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There's awareness.

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In fact,

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Ben Affleck is an AI company.

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That's why it's a Netflix company.

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For me, I want to explain AI to normal people.

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First,

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I want to explain AI to Ben Affleck.

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So,

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what I want to say is,

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AI is the mean,

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the mean training.

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In AI,

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there will be 10 % best material,

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10 % worst material,

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80 % average.

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So,

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AI will be average.

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So, you know that you put a point in the 10 % point.

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That's a prompting.

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So,

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anything about this query?

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Actually upscaling is a lot of different problems.

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When he spoke about 24 frames per

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second, if we scale it up,

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we can put together to make it into a video.

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Technically,

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he is absolutely bang on.

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Upscaling is different.

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When we do,

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there are tools like Topaz,

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like you mentioned.

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The upscaling happens in the same way.

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Topaz is the one that our editors use.

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So, it's for video editing and now it has become

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AI first.

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We can probably show towards the end.

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Upskilling basically.

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So,

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it also does in the same way but what he did is very interesting.

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He told people

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Even if you know your art very well,

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you can apply AI there,

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learn AI and do it.

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Because the moment he said that upscaling and how it is 24

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frames per second,

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I can

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think of we can use Comfy UI.

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We can use Comfy UI and its image workflow.

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Basically he

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means, every second is divided into 24 frames

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per second.

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24 images,

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24 images put together just a

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1 second video.

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I want to use the video upscale and GPUs.

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I got it, okay.

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So,

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it's not an image.

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Because the image is upscale easy.

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It's not upscale.

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All the images are put together in the software.

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High quality video.

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High quality video.

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That is what Topaz Lab does.

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Right?

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But the interesting thing is Topaz Lab is probably not catering

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to his requirement of theoretical.

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I can imagine that you can build a comfy UI workflow for this.

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Comfy UI workflow is exactly this.

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Do you want to explain?

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So Comfy UI...

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Can we all just see?

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It's an open -source thing.

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So you have to look for Comfy UI.

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Comfy UI is open -source.

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In other words,

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if we use our local machine,

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it's heavy.

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So the intent

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is to load a cloud GPU server in the data.

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So the intent is to load a whole.

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Six months back.

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Six months back.

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Six months back.

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Six months back.

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Six months back.

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Six months back.

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Six months back.

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Six months back. Six months

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back.

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So, when you're doing that,

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you're doing that.

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You're doing it. You're doing it.

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You're doing it.

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You're doing it.

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You're doing it.

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You're doing it.

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You're doing it.

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You're doing it.

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Two months back.

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Two weeks.

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Two weeks.

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Two weeks.

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Two weeks. Two weeks. Two weeks.

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Two weeks.

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Two weeks.

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