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According to a post on X by @drashyakuruwa, Gemini Omni Flash 1.2 often produces glitches and anomalies when asked for 15-second clips. The same prompt at 10 seconds reportedly reduces them significantly. The creator asked whether others see the same pattern, and the post has little engagement so far, so it is one person's observation rather than a confirmed finding.
According to a post on X by @drashyakuruwa, Gemini Omni Flash 1.2 often produces glitches and anomalies when asked for 15-second clips. The same prompt at 10 seconds reportedly reduces them significantly. The creator asked whether others see the same pattern, and the post has little engagement so far, so it is one person's observation rather than a confirmed finding.
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Drashya Kuruwa says Gemini Omni Flash 1.2 often produces glitches and anomalies when pushed to 15-second clips, while the same prompt at 10 seconds reduces them significantly, and asked whether others see the same. It's one creator's observation with little engagement so far. Why it matters: If others confirm it,...
If other users confirm the pattern, creators working with AI video may test shorter generations and stitch them together instead of relying on single longer clips. The source excerpt is cut off before it finishes its point about Google's tools. Independent tests or replies that support or contradict the claim are what to watch next.
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