Resolves YES if, in my judgement, the examples release post seems significantly misleading (and notably moreso than the usual hype / selective evidence presentation).
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@jacksonpolack How would you judge the impressiveness of the release post? It contained some really good and really bad examples imo.
@jacksonpolack on a deceptive hype-scale, where does the Gemini announcement video rank from 1-10, and what score is needed for this to resolve YES?
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While that Gemini video was what prompted me to make this, and I do find it misleading, the situation here isn't super analogous IMO - it probably either does generate videos like that when given similar prompts it doesn't.
If those videos were somewhat cherrypicked, I'd still resolve it NO, because it's still capable of doing that and generally if something is 1 in 20 that's very close to 1 in 3 in AI
1 in 500 cherrypicked would definitely resolve YES though.
I'd score that video 5/10 (it mostly wasn't fake! some demos are totally fake!) and say maybe you need 4 out of 10 or higher to get YES but it's a log scale so it's probably not possible to interpret taht