MCVD: One AI that predicts the future, fills gaps, and makes new videos
Imagine one tool that can guess what happens next in a clip, fill in missing parts, or create brand new short videos.
That's what the new approach called MCVD does by learning from videos where some frames are secretly hidden.
By sometimes hiding the past, sometimes the future, or both, the same model learns to predict, to fill gaps, or to generate clips from scratch.
It works on chunks of frames so it can make longer videos step by step, and it uses simple image-building steps rather than fancy memory tricks, which makes it easier to run.
The results are often surprisingly sharp and realistic, and the method is flexible enough for many kinds of scenes.
This opens the door to better apps for video editing, slow-motion recovery, or creative clip generation that feel natural and smooth.
The code and examples are shared so people can try it themselves, and the idea could change how we make and fix videos fast and cheap, with one single model that does many jobs, not lots of separate tools.
Read article comprehensive review in Paperium.net:
MCVD: Masked Conditional Video Diffusion for Prediction, Generation, andInterpolation
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