Back in 2023, AI video was best known for bizarre clips like Will Smith eating spaghetti and The Rock eating rocks. The visuals were glitchy, faces constantly changed, movement looked unnatural, and the videos spread across the internet because they were so obviously AI-generated. Fast forward three years, and the same kinds of prompts can produce videos with realistic motion, consistent characters, cinematic lighting, and much greater creative control. Looking back, those early viral clips feel almost nostalgic. They may have looked like internet memes, but they also marked the beginning of a technology that has evolved at an incredible pace. What's even more fascinating is that today's AI videos will probably seem just as outdated a few years from now. Where do you think AI video will be by 2029? 🎥🤖 👉👉Follow @aiupdates.hub for daily insights that keep you ahead in AI, Tech and Robotics 🎥 Credit: @jotavix #ai #artificialintelligence #aivideo #technology #future
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