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fal's Gorkem Yurtseven says Hollywood went from almost no AI usage to their fastest-growing segment ...

fal's Gorkem Yurtseven says Hollywood went from almost no AI usage to their fastest-growing segment in one year: "There's a lot of noise about how AI might disrupt Hollywood, but Hollywood usage was nonexistent a year ago. In the past year, it grew, and now it's the fastest-growing segment." "Amazon MGM Studios, at their conference, released their Project Nara tool. It's mostly backed by fal infrastructure behind the scenes. We are seeing incredible pull coming from Hollywood." "What they need are these small point solutions rather than generating everything from scratch. They want to be able to extend the video a little bit. They want to be able to change the camera controls. They want to change the lighting. Someone has to build these solutions for them." "What Hollywood needs, what creators actually need, and what the research labs are working on, there's a little bit of a disconnect there. We believe we can come in and do these little post-training projects to close that gap." @gorkem @fal Your browser does not support the video tag. 🔗 View on Twitter a16z @a16z . @fal 's Gorkem Yurtseven and Batuhan Taskaya on making an open source video model 35x faster, and what Hollywood wanted after they built it: Last month, MiniMax released H3, an open source video model. fal rebuilt it - they cut down the steps the model takes to make a video, rewrote the code under each stage, and got the GPUs to 70-80% of their theoretical ceiling instead of their usual 30-40%. No quality loss. Video now generates faster than you can film it. The models have gotten so cheap and fast that end users aren't even asking for improvements in either category anymore. The gap has moved to quality, or how closely the model follows the prompt. Hollywood wasn't a customer a year ago and is now fal's fastest growing segment. Studios love it for the little things - extending a shot, moving the camera, changing the lighting. Those edits land 80-90% of the time. fal is chasing 99.9%. In this conversation with a16z's Jennifer Li: 00:00 Intro 01:45 The first open model worth rebuilding 03:45 The industry ran out of compute in April 06:25 35x faster without losing quality 11:05 5s of video generated in 1.5s 14:25 The weekend fal dropped everything 16:15 3 viral projects nobody planned 18:20 Teaching a video model to remember 20:25 An hour of video that's consistent 23:30 2x the usage of other models in 3 weeks 26:35 The case for giving video away for free 29:00 Blender sketch in, finished shot out 30:40 Chasing 99.9% reliability 34:15 Hollywood, fal's fastest-growing customer 36:50 Why studios wouldn't touch it until now YouTube: youtu.be/SDbRJXQrYGY @gorkem @isidentical @fal @JenniferHli Your browser does not support the video tag. 🔗 View on Twitter 🔗 View Quoted Tweet 💬 6 🔄 1 ❤️ 18 👀 8149 📊 5 ⚡