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[Paper Published] Meta FAIR publishes V-JEPA 2 paper: video prediction at scale without pixel reconstruction

Meta FAIR introduces V-JEPA 2, extending the Joint Embedding Predictive Architecture to. The model learns representations by predicting abstract latent targets rather than pixels, achieving strong downstream performance on understanding benchmarks.

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EventMeta FAIR publishes V-JEPA 2 paper: video prediction at scale without pixel reconstruction
SourcearXiv
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Published2026-03-10T09:00:00Z
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