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Bernini AI model users report character neck elongation issue

Users of the Bernini AI model for video generation are reporting an issue where characters are rendered with unusually long necks, particularly when not wearing collared clothing. This appears to be a recurring behavior within the Bernini model, with one user specifically asking if this is a known issue with the wide area network (WAN) implementation or the model itself. AI

IMPACT This issue may indicate a need for further refinement in Bernini's character rendering capabilities, potentially impacting user experience and adoption.

RANK_REASON User-reported issue with a specific AI model's output.

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Bernini AI model users report character neck elongation issue

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  1. r/StableDiffusion TIER_2 Deutsch(DE) · /u/Wide-Researcher583 ·

    WAN/Bernini Long Necks

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Have been using Bernini for video generation and noticed I get absurdly long neck lengths for characters that aren't wearing collared clothing. Is this a behaviour with WAN/Bernini or is this just me?</p> </div><!-- SC_ON --> &#32; submitted by &…