Maybe it is, but doing that with the entire scene instead of just a small part of it makes the problem massively harder, as the model needs to grow exponentially to remember more things. It isn't something that we will manage anytime soon, maybe 10-20 years with current architecture and same compute progress.
Then you make that even harder by remembering a whole game level? No, ain't gonna happen in our lifetimes without massive changes to the architecture. They would need to make a different model keep track of level state etc, not just an image to image model.
In this sora video the dragon covers half the scene, and its basically identical when it is revealed again ~5 seconds later, or about 150 frames later. The is lots of evidence (and some studies) that these models are in fact building internal world models.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXJ-yLiktDU
Buckle in, the train is moving way faster. I don't think there would be much surprise if this is solved in the next few generations of video generators. The first generation is already doing very well.
You always get this from AI enthusiast, they come and post "proof" that disproves their own point.
