ByteDance's unreleased world model demoed: Stephen Chow film license, trajectory-to-previs
vista8 · x · 2026-10-12
Film crew channel 影视飓风's Tim demoed ByteDance's unreleased world model, with opening shots reminiscent of It Takes Two's miniature world. ByteDance also secured the license to Stephen Chow's King of Comedy: drawing a single trajectory generates previsualization shots — extra close-ups before the famous "I'll support you" line — enriching emotional expression. The author lists potential uses: robot training data, autonomous driving simulation, physics experiments. Unreleased-product demo, worth watching.
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