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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