I think I've uncovered the next Turing test for AI video: writing.
I've tried this prompt dozens of times on every model: "man writes 'hi' in chalk on blackboard"
None can do it. Veo 2 (below) gets the closest. It's actually frustrating to watch!
The Sora attempts are quite funny because the characters often look like they're having some kind of existential crisis about their inability to write.
These guys are both going through something...
Hailuo (Minimax) often gets the correct letters and adds some flair to the chalkboard.
But the letters just appear, it still can't "write."
Raising kids is one of our most challenging and important jobs.
Every parent needs support sometimes - but many can't access it because it's too inexpensive or inaccessible.
AI changes this. What we're seeing 👇
To start: there's lots of help for hire.
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What if parents could tap into 24/7 support that was much more personal and efficient?
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They're always available to tackle questions or concerns, provide guidance, or simply serve as a listening ear.
And advances in LLMs are making these products better - they can remember context on your family to give you the most relevant advice, and some have even started automating basic tasks for busy parents.