IFM's PAN 2 world model demo shows spatial consistency tracking a falling paper plane
kimmonismus · x · 2026-11-11
kimmonismus showcases PAN 2, the world model just launched by the Institute of Foundation Models (IFM), focusing on spatial consistency: the camera follows a paper plane thrown off a balcony all the way down while plants, sofas and flooring stay coherent as the viewpoint keeps shifting. His take: physics accuracy matters most if AI agents will rely on world models — a wrong model means a wrong-acting agent. Related demos include a toy boat floating in a running-tap sink passing behind glass.
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