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Such websites are usually created by studios with entire teams and are created over months for a client with funds. I made this same project using a neural network and spent about a day on it. Now I will show the whole path , from the first prompt to the final result. Plus I'll tell you about my

mistakes and how I corrected them. And along the way, I'll tell you what technologies were used here and how exactly you can make a similar website. But first, why did I even start this work? And over the last month, my colleagues have released several videos about, I quote, crazy websites powered by neural networks. In short, one wrote it down, 10

repeated it. What's the point? KLK AI generates a cool video, breaks it into frames, and uploads it to the website. That's it, you spin the mouse wheel, and the video plays for you. There is certainly nothing crazy about this, in principle, just like in what I showed at the beginning. But this is not a

video, this is a full-fledged 3D scene in real time. That is, objects react to the cursor, the snow is compacted, the camera moves. And most importantly, it doesn’t weigh tens of megabytes and doesn’t have to be disabled on mobile phones. I showed these slideshow sites that everyone is now seeing 6 years ago without any

neural networks at all. And next year that video can be given to school. I showed how to do this with neurons almost a year ago. So, guys, instead of copying each other's slideshows, let's raise the bar. This is the Igloo site in 1924. He took home, it seems, every possible award at the Awards:

site of the day, month, year, and the developer award. And [snorts] I fell in love with this site back then and have wanted to repeat it ever since. And the customer there was appropriate. According to Google, they had raised $11 million in investment at that time . In general, there was money for the