>>510762259
that's what I'm saying, and let me expand on it
>We have chatbots that can carry on convincing conversations now
we had this two years ago, honestly
gpt3.5 destroyed the concept of the turing test, and literally everyone ignored it and moved the goalpost, like a bunch of scared monkeys coping about their reality
we don't feel it because albeit really fast, still a gradual change, but gpt3.5 was barely usable compared to 4o, and LLM developers are not trying to make them more human, if anything the opposite, because that leads to "problematic" use
but the level of reason of understanding gemini 2.5 has right now was still sci-fi two years, and we had no clue if AI scalability was actually possible, but now we do
>Right now the video would be the limiting factors
video is advancing way faster than expected too, way faster
I never thought we will see something like Veo3 before 2030, and here we are
and the new Wan2.1+VACE capabilities are amazing, it's already synching to audio just like Veo3, and runs on a shitty 6Gb GPU, the quality is shit, obviously, but it works
we also have real-time AI video as well
and we don't even have proper hardware yet for AI
you have a clear vision of where we are and where we're going, but it will happen faster than you think

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>>509708755
they aren't. people are already buying the chink ones. they're autonomous, no teleoperation

>>509708806
not cgi