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Video models are zero-shot learners and reasoners

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  • Haebom

Author

Thadd aus Wiedemer, Yuxuan Li, Paul Vicol, Shixiang Shane Gu, Nick Matarese, Kevin Swersky, Been Kim, Priyank Jaini, Robert Geirhos

Veo 3's Zero-Shot Capabilities: Potential Development as a General-Purpose Vision Model

Outline

Veo 3 is a large-scale generative model trained on web-scale data. Similar to a language model (LLM), it demonstrates zero-shot capability, capable of performing a wide range of tasks without being specialized for a specific task. Veo 3 performs a wide range of tasks, including object segmentation, edge detection, image editing, physical property understanding, object affordance recognition, and tool use simulation. It is also capable of early forms of visual reasoning, such as maze and symmetry solving. These capabilities suggest the potential for video models to evolve into general-purpose vision models.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Veo 3 demonstrates zero-shot capability to perform a variety of vision tasks without prior training.
This suggests that video models can be developed as a foundational model for general vision understanding, similar to LLM.
Demonstrates that vision models can have visual reasoning capabilities.
Limitations:
This paper provides limited information about the specific architecture or training details of Veo 3.
No detailed analysis of Veo 3's performance and limitations is presented.
Further research and refinement are needed to develop it into a general-purpose vision model.
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