Microsoft Research's Mirage gives video generation a persistent spatial memory that doesn't forget what's around the corner

Summary

Mirage, a video world model from Microsoft Research and several universities, stores scene information directly in latent space instead of pixel-based point clouds. That slashes compute time and graphics memory while keeping scenes spatially consistent through long camera moves. It still can't reliably track moving objects across segments. The article Microsoft Research's Mirage gives video generation a persistent spatial memory that doesn't forget what's around the corner appeared first on The Decoder .

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