Claude Fable 5.2 Generates CG Video by Writing Python Code for Blender
A new demo suggests that full CGI films could soon be produced with Python and AI for just a few thousand dollars.
Soon, full-length films with computer graphics could be created using Python for just a few thousand dollars.
For example, Claude Fable 5.2 created this video from scratch by writing Python code to control Blender. 🤯
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AnalysisThe demo shows how AI agents can turn code into complex 3D pipelines, lowering barriers to CGI production. It could help indie studios, educators, and prototypers create visual content faster with smaller teams.
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