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Research suggests video diffusion models understand physics even when their outputs get it wrong

An adviser credits two former interns with leading the research and says she advised the work alongside three others.

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An adviser says research led by two of her former interns reveals physics understanding in video diffusion models, even when the models’ outputs get it wrong. She said she advised the work alongside three others.

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Katja Hofmann@katjahofmannI'm incredibly proud of my former interns @ParsaEsmati and @Somjit77 who led this fascinating research. It reveals physics understanding in video diffusion models, even when model outputs get it wrong. Great to advise alongside @DerekRenderling @SamiraEKahou @majidmirmehdi1h
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    Katja Hofmann@katjahofmannI'm incredibly proud of my former interns @ParsaEsmati and @Somjit77 who led this fascinating research. It reveals physics understanding in video diffusion models, even when model outputs get it wrong. Great to advise alongside @DerekRenderling @SamiraEKahou @majidmirmehdi1h
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