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TailSteer reduces drift in multi‑turn image editing; History Forcing stabilizes long‑horizon video generation

Multi‑turn image editing and long‑horizon video rollouts still suffer from drift that compounds after just a handful of steps, making iterative creative tools brittle. TailSteer preserves the early denoising dynamics while History Forcing injects historic context, effectively halting that drift. Ea…

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  1. 2026-11-10 06:00 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
    TailSteer reduces drift in multi‑turn image editing; History Forcing stabilizes long‑horizon video generation

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