Video models look like film but flinch at fight scenes: safety guardrails break storytelling
CurieuxExplorer · x · 2026-09-22
@IamEmily2050 tested video models and found the gap isn't quality but permission: Gemini Omni Flash handles fight scenes better than Muse video because it attempts to engage with the conflict, yet false-positive safety refusals still leave output broken. These models aren't designed for storytelling — over-eager guardrails are undermining creative use.
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