Game OVER! Chinas New AI Video Tool BEATS SORA! (KLING AI Text-To-Video)

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[thepuma]

My five year old is sitting next to me watching the panda play the guitar and his eyes got big then ran off. I'm obliged to explain AI video tools to him now. What a strange world to grow up in.

[dylan_curious]

There is something really powerful about being the first to put it out there and even if it’s second-best, it might get a lot of adoption and people will build workflows around it, and it will win in the long run

[学家江]

I was at the WAIC scene, and the head of Kling said that they were iterating 3 times a month, indicating that the learning ability of the video large model is still very strong, and the emergence rate seems to have exceeded the large language model and the picture large model. In addition to the launch of the HD version and the first and last frame control, there are also camera control, a single generation of more than 10s, online web side. The Kling official at the site also said that some other functions have been developed, but have not been released yet. These functions include character ID retention, voice face matching, screen structure control, etc

[DanyAI]

This definitely beats Sora in most aspects.
Anyone who says otherwise is just anti-chinese.
But the fact that Sora got dethroned before it was even released is quite impressive.

I think that 2024 is going to be remembered as the year when China started to surpass the US in AI development and robotics.

[carloss]

The remarkable consistency in the use of the word remarkable is remarkably remarkable in terms of consistency.

[swaydaygaming]

Documentary Lifestyle 60p is an untapped market atm. Most of the current models appeal for that cinematic movie feel. So this is timely, lots of potential for long form storytelling. Exciting times! Let the games begin 🏹

[OscarTheStrategist]

Good to see some real competition in the field. I’m sick of OpenAI not releasing more useful models at a consistent clip. And let’s not even talk about flops like Gemini. Claude has also been shit lately, at least for my use case.

The beauty about AI is that you don’t have to be married to a model. If a better one comes along, it should be a plug and play replacement.

[Greg-xiyx]

Even if Sora is better China is doing the only thing that matters. Releasing a usable product.

[gidmichigan]

What I liked about the Sora demonstration is that along with their best ones, they showed its flaws too. That way we could see it's limitations, potential, and ways they can improve it. Kinda wish the Chinese Sora did this too.

[刺客bianfeng]

Yes, kling shocked me so much. In addition to text input commands, it also supports image input commands. The generated effects are very shocking and can’t be seen to be fake at all.

[Notepad]

The main eating Ramen is AI generated.

Look at his left hand. His finger morphs around the bowl and you can see the wrinkles on his right hand fingers change when he moves the chopsticks. Pretty amazing stuff China.

[Gee]

That's very impressive. It looks diffusiony from some of the morphing but the composition is outstanding.
It makes me wonder if they're constructing a 3d model and from that, creating/combining edge & depth maps with ray tracing to create light maps, maybe with a fine contrast map for intricate details, then plumbing that through a diffusion model for finishing. If there's no 3d model involved, this AI clearly understands the world better than we give it credit for.
I especially like the train, the night sky keeping maintaining all the stars and the guy eating noodles, wow!

[williamx]

I thought the chinese guy eating the noodles was a real video. How can you tell if they didn't just record a guy eating noodles and called it AI?

[peristiloperis]

I'm sick of all these fake releases. If I can't use it now, It sucks, really.

[daydrip]

Most impressive clip was the Lego clip. Looked like an actual movie scene. Rediculous 😂

[devlogicg]

I wonder if allowing everyone to make Hollywood quality movies will result in better movies... Saturation yes but some gems too?

[ColinTimmins]

It’s nice to know that our future AI overlords think that we are messy eaters.

[SIRICKO]

Chop sticks was on point he was holding them perfect hands looks good to me.

[Мага_Крутой]

How can we be sure that Sora is really capable of what we were showed? Its been months since presentation and still none can use it. The same is about 4o

[Vitaphone]

Are these video's being written by AI? The tend to be getting more pretty, pretty, pretty gibberish, hyperbolic and filled TRULY silly hallucinations.... Sora stomps this on every level, from fidelity to consistency... not one did I need to double take on this video as to whether it might be real... the was not TRULY SHOCKING about this. I guess Wes is the last man standing of the first wave of successful AI channels that hasn’t gone total cringe.