ByteDance tackles one of AI video generation's most persistent problems: characters that change appearance from scene to scene. The new StoryMem system remembers how characters and environments should look, keeping them consistent throughout an entire story.<br /> The article ByteDance's StoryMem gives AI video models a memory so characters stop shapeshifting between scenes appeared first on The Decoder. [...]
ByteDance tackles one of AI video generation's most persistent problems: characters that change appearance from scene to scene. The new StoryMem system remembers how characters and environments s [...]
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