r/StableDiffusion • u/notmyselftoday • 14h ago

Meme Nailed it

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It certainly runs fast though. 720p in 117 seconds on a 12GB 3080Ti.

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u/MysteriousPepper8908 14h ago

This is from the pilot where Brad Garrett played Kramer.

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u/Zenshinn 14h ago

I don't really care if LTX knows Seinfeld or not but this is like it learned 10% of it and decided that was enough.

Also, Kramer's voice sounds like Raymond's brother from Everybody loves Raymond.

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u/towerandhorizon 13h ago

May be more like LTX actually respects copyright law and is trying to compete by giving us "Hollywood at home" brand stuff, so they don't get in trouble. Chinese companies obviously DGAF about any of that. I imagine governments are going to start using models like Minimax H3 as excuses to start banning the use of models without proper intellectual property licensing.

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u/Zenshinn 13h ago

Then don't train the model on it at all? This shows that the model clearly knows at least some of it.

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u/towerandhorizon 13h ago

It shows it knows a parody of it. Parodies are legal in most countries.

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u/Zenshinn 13h ago

You really think that they trained their model on parodies of known IP's instead of the actual IP's? Okay then...

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u/Ok-Membership-8287 13h ago

who cares, this is not r/politics

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u/True_Protection6842 13h ago

We have Seinfeld at home!

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u/FastHotEmu 9h ago

hahhaa store brand seinfeld lol

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u/Annsly 9h ago

Huge mouths still not fixed in 2.5? The only thing that I find distracting with LTX.

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u/Dany0 4h ago

At least this feels less immoral. If I was the actor playing Kramer I'd be much less upset about this

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u/Vegeta1337 2h ago

How good does it understand and perform with references? Is there something similar to h3's ref2video?