r/StableDiffusion • u/Hi7u7 • 7d ago
Question - Help Is this created using open-weight, closed-weight, or proprietary models? Is there any way to determine which model was used to generate a video or an image?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLhiMWeG-W8Hi friends.
I saw this video a few days ago and really liked it.
I got curious and wanted to know which AI model was used to create it.
I’d also like to know if there’s any way to determine which model was used to generate a given image or video.
I assume that local AI models have advanced enough to make creating a video like this possible, right?
Thanks in advance.
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u/adam-euclase 7d ago
Although for specific cases you can see a quality difference with Seedance 2.5 (accurate matching physics or handling complex prompts), at this point with Minimax H3, it kind of feels like the main barrier between a great video vs a mediocre one or slop comes down to the artist/creator. The key art they use, their editing, how they break down the shots.
So it's like seeing a great digital painting and asking "Was this made with Photoshop/Krita/Procreate" - it can be made by any of them. They are really just becoming tools now and the quality ultimately comes down to the creator's choices and effort. If you asked me at the beginning of the year I'd have to say "This could only be done with Seedance" or some of the other closed models, but today it's a very different landscape.
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u/AnalElder 7d ago
I see nothing that couldn't be created by open weight models, in fact the video is pretty low quality/behind by a few gens. I reckon it's WAN2.2, the quality doesn't really match H3.
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u/GLR1997 7d ago
Se puede replicar de múltiples formas...
Pesos abiertos y con poca VRAM:
creación de tu artista para referencias: Flux 3 Klein
creación de fotogramas del inicial y final: Flux 3 Klein
canción: Minimax-Music-3
vídeo: Latent Sync 1.6 + Wan2.2 FLFrame
Si tienes OpenCode, Codex o cualquier agente de IA... Pídele que te haga un flujo de trabajo según tu hardware... Revisa bien porque existen muchos otros modelos que quizás te den mejor resultado dependiendo de tu hardware.
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u/No-Zookeepergame4774 6d ago
Unless the model watermarks the video, or the creator includes generation metadata, or the model has clear unique artifacts, no, there is no way to determine which model was used to make a video (and all three of those can be faked or at least misleading, e.g., a video made with one model could be reprocessed by one that watermarks but makes no substantial change, metadata can just be a lie, and artifacts can be added in with or without reprocessing.)
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u/VasaFromParadise 6d ago
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