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Netflix debuts VOID, a vision language model that can erase objects from a scene and simulate how remaining objects would behave in the scene without them

Video-language model revises how objects interact when things get removed from a scene  —  A new Netflix model promises to rewrite the way we make movies.

The Register Thomas Claburn

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  • @minchoi Min Choi on x
    Netflix just dropped VOID. This AI removes objects from video... And even corrects the physics after objects/people are removed. Demo in commets👇 [video]
  • @angaisb_ Angel on x
    This is so cool Didn't expect Netflix to make this open-source
  • @julien_c Julien Chaumond on x
    Welcome to the movement @netflix
  • @fffiloni Sylvain Filoni on x
    Netflix just dropped their first public model on @huggingface 👀 [image]
  • r/StableDiffusion r on reddit
    Netflix released a model
  • r/LocalLLaMA r on reddit
    Netflix just dropped their first public model on Hugging Face: VOID: Video Object and Interaction Deletion
  • r/singularity r on reddit
    Netflix releases Void a video model that can remove objects from video and their physical interactions on the scene
  • r/technology r on reddit
    Netflix - yes Netflix - jumps on the AI bandwagon with video editor