Quiver's detailed SVG generation sparks debate: code-drawn images could replace pixel-based image models
stuffyokodraws · x · 2026-10-23
Quiver AI teased a new feature generating highly detailed SVGs—icons, asset families, and styles—that look close to polished 3D renders yet remain editable vector graphics. A widely shared take argues the implications go further: SVGs describe images entirely in code, and if models can make photo-realistic SVGs, every video frame could be generated programmatically too, enabling fully editable scenes instead of fixed mp4 files.
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