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    Fal's H3 Max Generates 5-Second Videos In Under 3 Seconds

    Ben highlights speed claims for a new video model and its potential to shift viewing habits.

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    1 Source, 29d ago, first seen 29d ago

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    @contraben posted that generating a 5 second video in 3 seconds carries wild implications and could spark a consumer paradigm beyond endless streaming. He added that performance is close or matching SOTA closed source video models. The post states the model runs at 9.2 seconds per generation and calls it the fastest video model. A generated headline in the packet names Fal's H3 Max as the system. A generated source summary states that Fal Research released H3 Max as a post-trained video model that tops independent benchmarks for overall quality.

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    @contrabenThe implications of generating a 5 second video in 3 seconds are wild. I think we are going to see a new consumer paradigm emerge outside of endless video streaming. Whats even crazier is the performance is close or matching SOTA closed sourced video models. At 9.2 seconds per generation, it's the fastest video model we've tested, up to 29.8x faster than Seedance.

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    @contrabenThe implications of generating a 5 second video in 3 seconds are wild. I think we are going to see a new consumer paradigm emerge outside of endless video streaming. Whats even crazier is the performance is close or matching SOTA closed sourced video models. At 9.2 seconds per generation, it's the fastest video model we've tested, up to 29.8x faster than Seedance.