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The Choreographic Genome: Amplifying the Silent Structure of Text into Dance
Recent advances in generative artificial intelligence have enabled the synthesis of complex human motion with unprecedented fidelity. However, current text-to-motion systems rely strictly on linguistic semantics: if an input reads "I put my hands up", the model searches for a pose with raised hands,
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