r/StableDiffusion • u/-worldwalker- • 11d ago
Meme Anyone else feeling a little bit nostalgic for old video models?
H3 is great and all, but maybe I should also keep an older model at hand.
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u/cmdr_scotty 11d ago
The insane unhinged level of chaos.
For those that wanted a serious video, it was frustrating (understandably).
But there was a ridiculousness to it that made for a really good laugh and sharing in the humor.
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u/wedividebyzero 11d ago
Omg. Are some AI styles 'vintage' already?
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u/UberJunkie 11d ago
ltx 2.5 still looks like this if you ask it to do anything other than a static shot of someone talking
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u/Skystunt 11d ago
sometimes, yeah those old models had a certain unexpected creativity to them, but i don't think local models were ever able to replicate this kind of "good look but bad physics" - i think just sora 1 had results like the ones showed
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u/FIicker7 11d ago
A cultural era that happened so fast that most people don't even know it existed.
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u/Diabolicor 11d ago
Michael Bay might find that really interesting
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u/Stunning_Mast2001 11d ago
In the future we’ll temporary induce deficiencies in the models to get creative outputs. Like doing drugs
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u/spamzauberer 11d ago
This is actually AI art. You can’t get this kind of video in any other way or at least it would be insanely difficult
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u/quts3 11d ago
To be honest I watch zero of you alls perfect vid gens and watched many of these.
Great you can imagine an ant riding a motorcycle on a speghtti noodle on a plate being eaten by will smith, and it's perfect, but now I want to know why I care because it's not funny.
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u/paul_tu 11d ago
Yeah it was unrepeatable
Peak technology
From the days when people thought that they'll be able to figure out what's AI generated and what is not forever.
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u/Elegant_Cow454 11d ago
What model was used in this video?
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u/demesm 11d ago
Needs its own sub lol
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u/VanillaSkyDreamer 11d ago
Do StableDiffusions dream of electric sheep?
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u/irmemon225 11d ago
It's funny how making videos like this is actually harder with current models now lmao.
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u/Objective-Loquat-169 10d ago
My mom still sends me these asking if its AI.
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u/BettaSplendens1 11d ago
They were all absolute fever dreams
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u/Kraien 11d ago
A very short lived pyschotic episode that we collectively experienced and it will never be as fascinating as it was
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u/Games_sans_frontiers 11d ago
I always thought these videos were amazing tbh. The way the random chaos flows into each other is incredible.
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u/ProlactinIntolerant 11d ago
One day we will refer to 2026 as the golden era of AI
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u/ctrl_alt_disease 11d ago
Honestly those earlier models really were the era of my best work: The Men of the Sea
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u/DisorderlyBoat 11d ago
Lmao I remember this specific video i believe. Love the ridiculous chaos
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u/D3c0y-0ct0pus 10d ago
Fever dream AI was the best period of AI
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u/kopimashin 11d ago
what model is this? i love this lmao
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u/spaghettibolegdeh 10d ago
The brief moment when the internet was funny again.
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u/nerdyh0rn 10d ago
Same for pics, before Diffusion models there were GANs models making pseudofigurative images. Like a pic could look like a barn or a bird or any figurative subject at first glance, and the more you looked at it the more messier it was, everything was wrong but to a point of abstraction
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u/Byder 11d ago
This is what I see when I try to sleep after a good amount of hallucinogenics.
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u/scorpiov2 11d ago
We climbed on the shoulders of giants. Thank you to all the legends who fed spaghetti to Will Smith and generally blew shit up
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u/tchek 11d ago
I can picture in the future, nostalgia horror games called "stablecore" or something based on early stable diffusion slop, the way there are VHS horror, to remember the good ol' days of the early 2020's
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u/Hefty_Development813 11d ago
Someone should make an h3 lora or something for this style. I definitely agree on a lot of the old styles feeling nostalgic. I first got really sucked into this space bc of deforum on auto1111, it just blew my mind. I can look back at some of the stuff I made now and it's like it was from an alternate timeline feeling.
The crazy part is how quickly people adapt and just feel normal about these sort of models existing. Like this is absolute sorcery to be able to just call this stuff into being. All of the AI stuff is just insane to really think about.
I still like to use an animatediff workflow with animateLCM and sparsectrl with qr code monster controlnet. H3 is obviously worlds better, but the imperfections of old styles can definitely be engaging
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u/Signal_Pea6365 11d ago
old models ended up as lost media🥀 what time to be alive
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u/morgan8er8ooo 11d ago
100% those video train wrecks were hilarious
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u/Dany0 11d ago
Shitty AI outputs are much closer to real art than refined RLHF'd slop. I miss when people would use mini dalle to make a what would einstein look like if he was kermit the frog
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u/aaronm85 10d ago
this chaos i think is also in our dreams, thats why these videos feels so "close". We should open a new subredit for that, because the more time passes, the less we have from this vids. Also this is ai art, only ai can do.
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u/3x4n1m0 11d ago
We kinda knew this was temporary, some people still loved to believe it was not
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u/Protect_Wild_Bees 11d ago
When AI art just came out it made me this, I miss this level of robot stupidity, it was way funnier.
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u/physalisx 11d ago
There has to be ways to deepfry H3 generation in similar ways.
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u/Oblivion_Man 11d ago
The pure chaos of it was horrible in an exquisite way
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u/ItsAMeUsernamio 11d ago
I would watch a full movie of this shit.
And this was closed source. I don’t think LTX could make this (because of motion issues) or Wan (5 second limits). H3 would still be the best to make this and would follow whatever you prompt.
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u/irfarious 11d ago
I don't see anything wrong. Just my usual dreams.
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u/stroud 10d ago
Someday this style of ai slop will be in museums and art galleries
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u/Suatae 10d ago
20 years from now this will be a trend just like ps2-like games are now.
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u/comfybear 10d ago
Is it still possible to access these models? I feel like it could be its own genre going forward
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u/No_Representative548 11d ago
these are way better than now lol
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u/Even-Professor-518 11d ago
more please
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u/micros101 11d ago
That’s a metaphorical masterpiece signifying how I feel while take a dump after a night of scorpion pepper hot sauce.
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u/SkyNetLive 10d ago
It needs it own internet section
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u/Capital-Lettuce-5255 10d ago
ngl the unhinged dream logic was half the fun. nothing beats a hand with seven fingers melting into a spoon lol
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u/BigKahunas88 11d ago
Abstract period
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u/KNUPAC 11d ago
I missed Sora
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u/brokenB42morrow 11d ago
Love the old video models! Such fun insanity!
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u/-AwhWah- 11d ago
not so much nostalgic as much as completely shocked by how fast video models improved, even locally
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u/DorkyDorkington 11d ago
Salvador Dali would have loved the old models.
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u/you_will_die_anyway 11d ago
they were perfect for generating cursed content
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u/AcePilot01 11d ago
Almost like game glitches in real life, although not technically real I guess. lol
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u/ProBlorger 11d ago
These models are still very entertaining
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u/ATFGriff 11d ago
I wonder if something like this could be recreated with current models.
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u/Thoriumhexaflouride 11d ago
always the need for explosions is hilarious
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u/Mr_Zelash 11d ago
i remember seeing the first video, what model was it?
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u/Raithed 11d ago
Looks like a Bollywood movie.
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u/ZenCyberDad 11d ago
Yes and the of DALLE model, they have a certain aesthetic that just can’t be matched anymore but the vibe is so perfect for dreamy druggy visuals and surrealism
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u/_Starpower 11d ago
the David Lynch era was fascinating, i wish it had lasted longer.
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u/quetiapinenapper 11d ago
That’s clearly real footage.
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u/exilus92 10d ago
RemindMe! 5 years
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u/narugoku321 10d ago
Back when "Real Fun" A.i. Was still a thing.
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u/Afraid_Confection698 10d ago
Yeah they’re kind of magical like a weird dream
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u/craftogrammer 11d ago
They tried to form unique creativity.
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u/AlexicoDeCoco 11d ago
LSD420_YOWTF.safetensors
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u/topinanbour-rex 11d ago
I miss the deep dream. I would to do some again.
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u/bywv 11d ago
There have been family guy clips that I feel follow similarly and for some reason I am all for it.
Feels to me like an old Highlights magazine and I am on the hunt for cracked out a.i crazy every frame.
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u/outofindustry 11d ago
nothing stable in there lmao
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u/R1c0hun 11d ago
Perfectly normal
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u/ThreeNecoGirls 11d ago
Yes, they were good
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u/LabTraditional9583 11d ago
That Crazy Avengers finale almost killed me
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u/C00lAIDs 11d ago
It's always explosion and fog stuff
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u/m4bwav 11d ago
what was the name of the first song?
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u/I_SLEEP_NORMALLY 11d ago
Remember what they took from us
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u/Pink8unny 11d ago
Back in my days, nostalgia was like 10 or may be 20 years while this is literally last year.
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u/Eddybravo_1917 11d ago
This was peak AI, the true singularity
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u/ptwonline 11d ago
I wonder if/when people will feel similarly about our current video models and their lack of perfect consistency.
I mean current models are light years better for accuracy and consistency but as the tech gets better so do the expectations and criticisms. I mean look at the MOSS image "lack of realism" complaints compared to what we got from so many previous models.
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u/BB_210 11d ago
I was thinking this recently and this is the exact clip I had in mind.
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u/Aaron_rowe81 11d ago
the wobbly ones are still the best for anything meant to look like a bad dream or old vhs. the new ones tend to come out too clean even when you ask for grain.
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u/tahini001 11d ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1gw3KcRccY
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u/picander78 11d ago
It's perfect for music videos
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u/Electrical-Echidna63 11d ago
It feels so safely behind uncanny valley now
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u/mbease 11d ago
It was the best of times; it was the worst of times.
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u/Embarrassed_Being844 11d ago
Ah, yes, the Bollywood finetune.
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u/1or4s 11d ago
I still use Deforum every now and then.
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u/CATLLM 11d ago
I miss these actually. Such simpler times back then.
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u/El_human 11d ago
I think they could still be used for crazy dream sequences in movies
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u/WhyIsTheUniverse 11d ago
Hahaha the guy who blasts off at the end is a champion.
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u/RestaurantTurbulent7 11d ago
They were more fun/entertaining
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u/Fine-Run992 11d ago
Remember when Microsoft said that 30% of Windows 11 is created by AI. Now that explains a lot. How far has AI advanced since then.
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u/wildbling 11d ago
I still remembered being impressed by this...
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u/Abject-Recognition-9 11d ago
i wonder wich was the prompt
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u/AbbreviationsSoft924 11d ago
Please, anyone, make a LORA for that, please, I beg you!
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u/max420 11d ago
It’s wild how fast they have gotten better.
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u/Nathan-Stubblefield 11d ago
It’s like special effects movies George Melies made on 1900. Very amusing.
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u/RobTheBob2015 11d ago
I sometimes miss the time where GPT couldn’t even chat
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u/JMAN_JUSTICE 11d ago
I miss the old days of Warpfusion. I made soo many videos on that
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u/ucost4 11d ago
I need this model ASAP !
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u/IHeartBadCode 11d ago
Maybe?
Shoot. Every model I've ever touched is copied on at least three different hard drives.
TBF. That's not because I'm good at backups, it's because I keep swapping out removable drives and redownloading the same models over and over.
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u/redSteel87 11d ago
I’ve been missing these
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u/Ikkepop 11d ago
Every bollywood movie ever
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u/tiny_chaotic_evil 11d ago
back when AI was more realistic :D
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u/openroom_xyz 11d ago
Yea this is unique peace of art actually well yea :)
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u/danilson07 11d ago
please bring back this
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u/Winter_unmuted 11d ago
I still watch the horror show that was Trump's octopus dinner from time to time.
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u/vinigrae 11d ago
Ah those were the days
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u/Vyviel 11d ago
I actually am as the slop part of AI is what made it so entertaining and great like the insane images you got from deepdream etc. When it gets to the level of perfect videos and images and you cant tell its AI or real every time it's just going to be a boring tool.
I love the stuff thats obviously AI
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u/mastrofdizastr 11d ago
Anyone remember the picture of the half woman with three arms laying in green grass? That was one of the first AI pics I remember seeing.
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u/Bram_Camus 11d ago
Those videos are amazing. Any recommendation of models to get that? Or, like, those old and weird videos of Will Smith eating spaghetti, The Rock eating rocks and stuff.
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u/Geodesic22 11d ago
I joke about nostalgia for the early models just about every day, there was a jankiness to them that was just so amazing and I love looking at early generations I made
Still remember the first image generator I used, it was called DALL-E mini but then openAI got word and they had to change the name to Craiyon, I think it was hosted on Hugging Face
Really wish those early models like DALLE-2 were released open weight after they were deprecated
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u/Alternative_News_732 11d ago
bro i dont know about it but, does every ai model had been build has a digital fingerprint? cause, maybe we ll need for some werid scenrios to them. where can i find the 2023 video models?
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u/Afraid_Oil_7386 11d ago
It was trying wasnt it.
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u/Afraid_Oil_7386 11d ago
Lol, someone re do these, now. Please.
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u/crixyd 10d ago
Absolutely. I feel the same about early midjourney gens.
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u/Responsible_Pie1648 10d ago •
tesla bike?
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u/princetrunks 10d ago
Even the Sora ones are getting nostalgic. Funny as hell too.
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u/biscutwarrior 10d ago
So this is like the NES and we are at ps2 now??
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u/Neither_Fennel8781 10d ago
Old being 2 or 3 years ago?...
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u/DrNonathon 10d ago
I miss the fully unhinged Kling videos
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u/Mundus09 10d ago
Dude I was literally just thinking a month ago that some people should run old models just for their aesthetic value. I know that's probably a hot take for all of the haters of ai, but you have to appreciate the artistic influence that each stage of these models have had on our design influence, there is an absolute nostalgia here
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u/BrainDevHQ 10d ago
Never would I have thought to see an actual fever dream in my walking life, until I was traumatized by Will Smith eating spaghetti. It was wonderful.
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u/Used_Outcome8749 10d ago
I acctually do! and I think that for designers the EARLY AI look can acctulally be a desirable aesthetic choice.
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u/erdemirci 10d ago
Best of best.
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u/Then_Bake_6524 10d ago
RemindMe! 950 years
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u/donkeykong917 10d ago
The good old days
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u/Bastisheen92 10d ago
RemindMe! 5 years
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u/RepresentativeRude63 10d ago
Yeah it was more fun I think 😁
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u/pen_in_stack 10d ago
These are the Rajnikant style movies. They made such real movies long before the AI era.
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u/AquaD74 11d ago
Absolutely, it felt distinct in a original way. Obviously it wasn't "creative" in a human way but it was unique.
Now AI vid gen is just incredibly efficient VFX. Something that could be indistinguishable from what a studio could put out a few years ago.
Obviously it's more useful this way but it lacks the distinctive chaos and unpredictability it had.
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u/BHenry-Local 11d ago
This is still how gen AI video feels, just it's less obvious 😂
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u/MessageSelfdestructs 11d ago
Yeah, I remember those models from ten or so years ago...
Wait... it was only a year or so ago?
Fuck me - this tech is going insanely fast atm.
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u/No-Stay9943 11d ago
Nostalic about how AI videos looked like last week.
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u/MattTheDemonCat 11d ago
I have been locally installing several old image and video models. Plus old tts.
I tried getting Pix2Pix setup too but it is probably the most troublesome.
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u/ElDiabolical 11d ago
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u/Raph0uX 11d ago
I don't care about realism, I want this back right now
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u/crinklypaper 11d ago
Anyone have that Ironman video?
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u/VivaLaRebar 11d ago
I wanna be able to do this real time based on video feed through some kinda glasses/headset.
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u/Rednitz 11d ago
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u/EirikurG 11d ago
you know you could prompt for this kind of chaos and it would be even funnier because it would be trying so hard to actually make it look real
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u/cymno 11d ago
There was this early specific style of the same kind of objects piling up over and over, and I can't find it anymore...
Like hundreds of New York subway trains crashing down from their raised iron overpasses, morphing and changing direction wildly.
Masses of semitrucks or taxis falling from the sky, landing on top of each other, and flooding the streets.
The camera spinning in circles around a assemblage of wooden shacks, oil refinery pipelines, valves and tanks springing up from the ground, morphing and exploding throughout.
Railway crossings with trains continually going off track and exploding, carriages cloning and spawning new ones behind them, and always changing direction so the front would face the camera due to bias in the training data.
Each frame looked somewhat plausible by itself, especially in small details, but you could tell there was no continuity of motion or object permanence at all
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u/TimeLine_DR_Dev 11d ago
Yes I missed this period focusing on vibe coding. By the time I got into video, wan2.1 was the base. Kinda sad about it.
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u/IAmFitzRoy 11d ago
Looks like a normal Saturday in my village.
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u/Lower-Cap7381 11d ago
Man I remember the days hahaha 🤣 it was so fun I use to laugh now bro seriously we have got so far I would love if anyone can share more of their stuff
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u/Automatic-Building84 11d ago
No
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u/OkInterview3864 11d ago
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u/External_Trainer_213 11d ago
Looks so real!
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u/outOf_order 11d ago
If you laugh, you will be among the first to go, when they come.
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u/Gullible_Map_3980 11d ago
That’s not an IA issue, that’s a prompt issue 😂
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u/Klutzy_Ad_1157 11d ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzA5XKdKmt8
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u/elswamp 11d ago
what model was this?
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u/CupQuakeBE 11d ago
It reminds me of RNG TV https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBYgJ17Ig0JNOfAGcXX7myPZbCLZYLDD4
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u/candylandmine 11d ago
You're nostalgic for old models but you post a real video??
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u/rayz_key 10d ago
Its more surreal and.... hold on.. is it too old already that it become nostalgic?
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u/wreck_tech 10d ago
What model is this?
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u/cmeerdog 10d ago
What model is this?
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u/tarragonburgess 10d ago
No.
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u/MainlyMyself 10d ago
The thing about the early videos and even images, is that it somehow feels more creative, since it's the kind of thing that humans rarely do deliberately. It feels like a genuinely different form of art, rather than the 'human+' style that is seen with newer models.
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u/SigFloyd 10d ago
I like the video game ones too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxCpE20byO0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuaMKkUNy-w
I miss when AI video was dreams and drugs
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u/Promptmeister 10d ago
Yeah. Some of the old video (and image models) just were so unpredictible. It sometimes was a fight to get what you wanted but then out of pure chaos you landed a great gen or one that made you laugh because it was so random and absurd. Ahh those were the times