| | Some weeks ago, I posted a set of experiments to “understand” the physical knowledge of MiniMax H3 (original post here). The idea was simple: get an open video of somebody pouring water and replace the water with various liquids. No external references were used. In this set of experiments, I switched from liquid-to-liquid replacement to something solid, and sometimes alive. The results are interesting, but the model still struggles a lot when many objects overlap. However, the results are a big leap forward compared to other open-weight models. I am still delving into the model, and probably will post more experiments soon (but no water next time). Cheers submitted by /u/jaryP |
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