The Free AI Clone That Breaks on My Hands
A free AI clone gave blurry hands and a drifting face. The generative model InfiniteTalk fixed motion, but on a 4090 it took 2 minutes per second of video.
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Quick overview
- The first result had blurry hands and a face that slowly drifted away from the real one.
- Real head, shoulder and hand motion needed a generative model: InfiniteTalk.
- On a 4090 it had to be squeezed: compressed weights, 4 steps, low resolution, 2 minutes per second.
- 2 min Compute per second of video
- 4 Steps after squeezing the model
What happened
The first free AI clone had blurry hands and a face that slowly drifted away from the original. Real motion of the head, shoulders and hands needed a generative model. InfiniteTalk takes one image and your voice and generates everything.
The cost
On a 4090 GPU, the model had to be squeezed to run, with compressed weights, four steps and low resolution. Even then, every single second of video took two minutes of compute.
Watch the 30-second short to see where a free AI clone falls apart.
FAQ
Can you make a free AI avatar on your own GPU?
You can, but on a 4090 InfiniteTalk needed compressed weights and low resolution, and 2 minutes of compute per second of video.
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