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It's amazing to me how poor adoption has been for video models, at least in my corner of the internet. I see considerably more Code to Video content from libraries like HyperFrames than any native AI video. It seems that users are much more open to AI coded "Explained style" videos than anything else.

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Maybe for the west, sure. If you check Chinese websites like douyin or bilibili you will see AIGC stuff is thriving right now.

For example check this: https://youtu.be/m7EcEne_d8Y I didn't believe ai generated video can be this good before watching it.

Google flow is such a joke comparing to seedance or mimimax h3.

It's still pretty inconsistent, slow, and expensive. I have claude write up massive prompts with reference images and it'll still come out poorly, but since I'm not generating much revenue with the product I use these models for, I just accept a lot of the sloppiness. I have tried a lot of different prompts, I think video just has a lot more free space to differ from our mental models than something like code that is a lot more well-defined.

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