Matt Wolfe shows ByteDance's Seed Dance 2.0 generating videos of Will Smith, Lord of the Rings scenes, and SpongeBob without permission. An agent called Chat Cut crawls product pages and feeds them into the model to auto-generate ads. ByteDance appears unconcerned about copyright or trademarks.
This is Will Smith eating Spaghetti back in 2023. And this is him in 2026 with the new model that just came out. That's the good stuff. The video model we were just looking at was seed dance 2.0 from Bytedance. This account on X called Chat Cut claims that this was made with Seed Dance 2.0. They said that they built an open claw agent. The agent crawled the page, extracted product info and photos, then fed the right assets into seed dance 2.0 to generate this UGC product video.
I live in an AP with no tap outside. I just unfold this stupid frog washer, fill the 12L tank, snap on the 4 in one nozzle, and spray. It's cordless, compact, and powerful enough for a full car wash.
Apparently you can even do motion graphics as well. And if you're wondering if it can do, like real celebrities and stuff, You know, that was completely uncalled for. And it even got the voice pretty spot on. Here's a clip from Ilker about what the Lord of the Rings could have been if it was condensed down into 15 seconds. Mr. Frodo, why don't we just take the Eagles straight to Mount Duel? That actually makes sense. Trademarked ip. No problem. Matvet Pro managed to make a clip straight out of SpongeBob.
It's working. He's really feeling it now.
And then you have Butoshi here, who made a clip of Luffy from One Piece throwing an Apple laptop overboard. So, yeah, this model is probably one of the best models we've ever seen. And I think one of the big differences here is that. Well, this is from Chinese company ByteDance, who apparently is less concerned with copyrights and trademarks than some of the American companies.
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