A fair concern! Visual artifacts are the hallucinations that need to be tamped down.

To suppress visual artifacts, the researchers used conjugate gradient methods and measured how well generated images matched measurements. Keep in mind, it’s still early days with this tech.

This makes me nervous, especially with hallucinations.

You know what would be even more useful, a static projector for cameras. Like imagine that disk on the right has a live feed of a camera looking at a different object. In other words, when you rotate that portal the perspective doesn't change, it's 'baked' in.

Is this a gif you import into figma? Or a new feature you can animate directly in figma?

I was under the impression they have two templates:
Standard Hallmark
Standard Hallmark with jingle bells

The newly single daughter coming home and saving the family business/home/town whilst falling in love in 4 days is a little played out this year.