Matt Wolfe explains how better sensors, cheaper computing power, and smarter algorithms made advanced AI tools accessible to everyone. Between 2022 and 2023, image generators like Stable Diffusion and Midjourney went from experimental to usable, and video generation arrived.
Sensors getting better, so the quality of captures are getting good, but compute getting more and more democratized while the algorithms get more and more efficient has just brought everything to the edge and to whoever wants to play with it. And it's the same thing with generative AI. Like how lofty and unwieldy did it feel like to like do image generation in 2022 when like these things first started hitting like SD 1.5 obviously came out midjourney. V3, I think came out in 2022. By the time 2023 came is like, not only was it better, but we suddenly had video. And so like I.
Has been amazing to see happen.
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