Real time Ai is not quite useful for onset visualization. But it’s ge… — Jon Finger · VideoMakers

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Real time Ai is not quite useful for onset visualization. But it’s getting there.

A filmed man in sci-fi armor is restyled live by a real-time AI tool, with a costumed sidekick.

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