(I mean as a universally accepted format that just works everywhere, not literally a JPEG on H.264 inside a scene)
Pixar, Adobe, Apple, Autodesk, and Nvidia form alliance for OpenUSD
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#22Re: Pixar, Adobe, Apple, Autodesk, and Nvidia form alliance for OpenUSD
#23Unity and Epic seem like two glaringly omissions from this.
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#24Stub for arguing about what "USD" means. These comments were originally at the top level but the offtopicness was choking the thread so I'm moving them here. I left https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36962294 out because it has actual interesting information about the project.
As opposed to the United States dollar that became public after 2013?
I mean, seriously: OpenUSD sounds like a cryptocurrency "stablecoin" token name.
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#25Unity and Epic seem like two glaringly omissions from this.
“Unity is committed to the continued adoption of USD standards. AOUSD is an important step forward to delivering a common foundation for content creation, collaboration and interoperability. We are excited to be involved in the alliance and to help shape the future of USD.” - Allan Poore, Senior Vice President, Unity Wētā Tools
"Epic Games recognizes the significance of USD in establishing standards for 3D content, virtual worlds, and the open metaverse. Pixar has demonstrated exceptional leadership in the open source community over the last decade, and we are excited to witness the formation of the Alliance for OpenUSD, which will propel the technology to new levels of standardization." - Marc Petit, VP Unreal Engine Ecosystem, Epic Games
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#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
Then it sounds like AI.
Stable Diffusion isn't a familiar term outside a very niche audience. Probably over 50% of the earth's population is familiar with checking 'USD' exchange rates.
People working in computer graphics absolutely know what stable diffusion is.
I would also that at least a third of the US adult population doesn't know that USD is the abbreviation for symbol for US dollars. The average American never travels internationally.
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#27Odd to see Nvidia and Apple working together on anything
Re: Pixar, Adobe, Apple, Autodesk, and Nvidia form alliance for OpenUSD
#28Stub for arguing about what "USD" means. These comments were originally at the top level but the offtopicness was choking the thread so I'm moving them here. I left https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36962294 out because it has actual interesting information about the project.
> For people complaining about the name, USD has been already a thing publicly since at least 2013 As opposed to the United States dollar that became public after 2013? I mean, seriously: OpenUSD sounds like a cryptocurrency "stablecoin" token name.
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#29Re: Pixar, Adobe, Apple, Autodesk, and Nvidia form alliance for OpenUSD
#30If, essentially, they are speaking the same language as humans, this curation becomes trivial and the cost of incorporating AI becomes purely artistic in nature rather than a technical or organizational cost. There will be no downside for a 3D artist to tell the servers "render this scene, but generate a few different versions if you finish before I get back to work tomorrow" in the worst scenario it is electricity used, in the average scenario it can inspire new ideas, and in the ideal scenario it creates something usable.