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This is some incredible and fascinating work! The applications seem endless.

1. High quality video or image from text 2. Taking in any content as input and generating forwards/backwards in time 3. Style transformation 4. Digital World simulation!


This is bananas. This is ahead of anything else I've seen. The entire stock footage industry may be shut down over night because of something like this.

And it is still not perfect. Looking at the example of the plastic chair being dug up in the desert[1] is frankly a bit... funky. But imagine in 5 or even 10 years.

1. https://openai.com/sora?video=chair-archaeology


You cannot deny that this is an immense technical feat.

I think the real draw comes, of course, from the integration with their own eco-system. I imagine 3d videos shot on the iPhone being played back, Ironman like interfaces that can integrate with your physical Apple devices, etc.

I have no doubt that it will eventually become smaller and lighter and there will be a tipping point for price and size where this makes complete sense instead of an iPhone or Mac. And if anyone is in it for the long game, I do believe it's Apple.


Ive seen https://docs.worldcoin.org/id floating around hacker news recently.


This is going to shortcircuit some lightswitch brains. Coin bad. Biometric surveillance bad. Coin and biometric surveillance good??


Smart Light Bulbs.

As much as I dislike the inability to host the bulbs locally, it has done wonders for my sleep. I set them to slowly dim over a 45 minute period at night and slowly turn on over a 45 minute period in the morning. I have consistently gotten 8+ hours of amazing sleep and fall asleep + wake up so much easier now than I ever have before.


> I dislike the inability to host the bulbs locally

Only a few years ago, one could program MagicLight bulbs pretty easily. It seems their newer versions use a different protocol that hasn't been reverse-engineered, so you're stuck using their crappy phone app. I would probably consider spending a reasonable amount on bulbs if I could self-host -- mostly because I want arbitrary control/fine-tuning of them.


> As much as I dislike the inability to host the bulbs locally

Have you checked DigiblurDIY's Youtube channel, Discord server and subreddit? Some of these can run alternative firmwares like Tasmota, OpenBeken or ESPHome.


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