Measuring diffusion video performance on a MacBook: one speedup and a large gap
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Plain-English takeaway (if you read nothing else): I spent a month testing whether a MacBook can generate AI video as fast as you'd watch it. It can't yet — my best result was about 11× too slow. Instead of hiding that, I published exactly where the time goes (mostly the final step that turns the AI's internal work into actual pixels), proof that a popular-sounding shortcut made videos worse, and evidence that the "same" AI video comes out different on different hardware. All of it is…
1Key Takeaways
- Plain-English takeaway (if you read nothing else): I spent a month testing whether a MacBook can generate AI video as fast as you'd watch it.
- It can't yet — my best result was about 11× too slow.
- Instead of hiding that, I published exactly where the time goes (mostly the final step that turns the AI's internal work into actual pixels), proof that a popular-sounding shortcut made videos worse, and evidence that the "same" AI video comes out different on different hardware.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — ML reports that plain-English takeaway (if you read nothing else): I spent a month testing whether a MacBook can generate AI video as fast as you'd watch it.
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