A new multi‑agent framework improves physical consistency in generated videos, boosting benchmark scores by about 8 %.
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Researchers led by Lixing Tan introduced PhyEvolve, a three‑agent system that rewrites text‑to‑video prompts to include explicit physical state changes. The agents – Director, Physical Evolver, and Composer – plan causal transitions and feed them to existing video generators without retraining. Tests on four major benchmarks show an average 7.9‑point gain over the previous best agentic method.
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