Comment by virtualritz
3 hours ago
> There’s a tiny, tiny market for people who would pay for this.
Not sure what market you are talking about.
What I was talking about: people pay for motion graphics. LLMs are excellent at creating motion graphics from/around browser technology ...
Advertising is a huge market and motion graphics is everywhere in video/film-based advertising.
> Also you must understand that chrome is not a deterministic renderer. You cannot get the per frame control because it is fundamentally designed to get frames in front of the user fast.
It absoluetly deterministic if you control the input. There is no "add random number to X" in Chrome. The non-determinism is user inputs and time.
I know this because the company I work for did extensive tests around this last year. I was one of the people working on that part.
We looked into the same approach as replit. The only reason we gave up on it was product-related which changed our needs. Not because it is impossible (which, I guess, their blog post prooves).
Not when you can say to nano banana “make a video showing a thousand monkeys running down a road all wearing suits, with cinema quality credits rolling over listing the ingredients of corn flakes”, and it spits out something amazing.