How well can frontier models actually code human-preferred motion graphics? 🎬⚡️
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How well can frontier models actually code human-preferred motion graphics? 🎬⚡️ We’re excited to introduce @HeyGen's Code2Video Bench on Kaggle, a standardized benchmark measuring how well models can generate deterministic, high-quality @HyperFrames_ code from natural language creative briefs. 💡 The Problem: Static image benchmarks and traditional video generation evaluations don’t measure whether code generation models can follow detailed creative briefs to programmatically control timing, animation sequences, and asset placement over time. 🛠️ How it Works: 1. Creative Brief: Models receiv
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