Mirage’s Avatar X claims stronger identity preservation in AI video avatars
mhdfaran · x · 2026-07-29
Mirage says its new Avatar X model sets a new standard for identity preservation in AI avatars.
The demo claims it keeps facial movements, expressions, and micro-reactions intact across both horizontal and vertical generations, with noticeably better consistency than many existing avatar models. The post emphasizes that the avatar remains visually stable over time instead of drifting or softening, and that expression handling goes beyond basic lip-sync into brows, eye movement, laughter, yawning, and other subtle cues.
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