Muse video moderation worse than Gemini Omni Flash, creator says guardrails break storytelling
creatoroff · x · 2026-09-21
- A creator's hands-on test of Meta's Muse video model found its moderation even stricter than Google's Gemini Omni Flash, arguing "no Western company has any hope — they're all avoiding the real problems."
- Gemini Omni Flash fares slightly better: it attempts to engage with fight scenes, but false positives trigger its no-harm constraints and the output ends up broken either way.
- Core take: these video models aren't designed for storytelling; over-conservative guardrails kill creative work, and entertainment will be the biggest industry in the singularity era.
- The post tags Meta's Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang to express disappointment.
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