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@longliveai, Vosscore'da takip edilen bir Instagram içerik üreticisi. Öne çıkan 4 viral videosu toplam 4.2M izlenme, 152.5K beğeni ve 1.7K yorum topladı. Bu da %3.7 ortalama etkileşim oranı demek ((beğeni + yorum) ÷ izlenme); en çok izlenen videosu 1.8M izlenmeye ulaştı. Buradaki her sayı Vosscore'un platformlardan topladığı herkese açık metriklerden gelir — hiçbiri tahmin değildir. Herhangi bir videoyu açıp zaman içindeki büyümesini görebilir veya neden işe yaradığına dair AI Lab analizi çalıştırabilirsin.

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In 2023, AI video was mostly known for clips like Will Smith eating spaghetti and The Rock eating rocks. The faces melted, the movement barely made sense, and the results went viral because they looked so obviously fake. Three years later, similar prompts can generate footage with believable motion, realistic lighting, consistent characters, and far more control over how each scene looks. This comparison shows how quickly the technology has improved. Those early clips looked like internet jokes at the time, but they were also the first public glimpse of where AI video was heading. The strange part is that 2026 will probably look just as primitive a few years from now. Where do you think AI video will be by 2029? 👉 Comment “TOOLKIT” to get my 700+ AI Toolkit for free 🎥 Credit: @jotavix #ai #artificialintelligence #aivideo #technology #future

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A few years ago, AI video could barely make Will Smith eat spaghetti without turning it into nightmare fuel. The hands were broken. The pasta moved like it was alive. The whole thing instantly became one of the internet’s funniest AI memes. Now that same clip has basically become the unofficial benchmark for AI progress. Every new video model gets judged by the same question: Can it finally make Will Smith eating spaghetti look normal? In just a few years, AI video went from cursed experiments to realistic motion, consistent faces, clean hands, and scenes that are getting harder to tell apart from real footage. What looked impossible yesterday becomes normal faster than anyone expects. And the curve is only getting steeper. 👉 Comment “TOOLS” to get my 700+ AI Toolkit for free #ai #artificialintelligence #aivideo #technology #futuretech

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Three years ago, AI video looked like a fever dream. Faces melted, hands broke, physics barely worked, and even simple movements could turn into something completely cursed. Now in 2026, the same technology can generate scenes with stable faces, natural movement, consistent lighting, convincing camera motion, and people that can be genuinely hard to distinguish from real footage at a glance. The jump from 2023 to 2026 is ridiculous, especially when you remember how quickly this happened. AI video went from “look how bad this is” memes to full cinematic clips in about three years. If this is what changed in three years, 2029 is going to look very different. Which era surprised you more: 2023 or 2026? 👉 Comment “TOOLKIT” to get my 700+ AI Toolkit for free #ai #aivideo #artificialintelligence #generativeai #technology

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A few years ago, AI video could barely make Will Smith eat spaghetti without the whole scene falling apart. The face warped, the hands broke, the spaghetti moved like it was alive, and the clip instantly became one of the internet’s funniest AI memes. Now that same clip has basically become the unofficial benchmark for AI progress. Every new video model gets judged by the same question: Can it finally make Will Smith eating spaghetti look real? That is what makes the comparison so funny. Out of all the possible ways to measure AI progress, the internet somehow picked a man eating pasta as the standard. But it actually works. Food, hands, faces, mouths, motion, and timing are all things AI video used to struggle with badly. So when the newer versions start looking clean, it shows how much the technology has changed in such a short amount of time. What used to look like nightmare fuel is turning into something that almost looks real. And the benchmark is still spaghetti. Where do you think AI video will be 3 years from now? 👉 Comment “TOOLKIT” to get my 700+ AI Toolkit for free #ai #aivideo #artificialintelligence #technology #futuretech

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