Jon Barron: Real-Time Interactive Pixels at 30-120fps Not Feasible at Reasonable Cost
saji8k · x · 2026-09-01
At CVPR 2026 'Bitter Lessons' workshop, Jon Barron discussed interactive pixel generation. Responding to questions, he argued that despite acceleration methods like MiniMax H3, H3 Max, and LagerNVS, achieving 30-120fps at reasonable cost remains unrealistic due to persistent quality/speed/cost trade-offs.
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