If you want to understand why suddenly everyone is investing heavily in video generation and world models, rewatch this video from 2023.

Another great example of how to drive precise control with personalized interfaces. You can prompt Runway with your customized path and whatever video annotations you want. Prompt+first video: The blue oval is a UFO flying saucer spaceship that flies over the house, and the

Runway Aleph can precisely replace, retexture or entirely reimagine specific parts of a video, making it possible to rapidly ideate and iterate new concepts with existing footage. All you need to do is tell Aleph what you want.

An interesting observation I've noticed recently is how some people trying new AI models for the first time, particularly video and image generators, often hit immediate frustration because they expect them to work like search engines or chatbots. They assume you type three words

The more I meet people who've gone deep into generating AI media, the more I realize we're all reaching the same conclusion: this is a new medium. Not an evolution of something else. Something entirely new, the way photography and film were new. To understand any medium, you

Airlines have completely lost their minds with cost-cutting. This stuff is getting absolutely ridiculous.

This might be one of the best reviews of the film festival so far. It points to something I've been waiting to hear for a long time. That pattern of aesthetic/cultural gatekeeping that greets every technological disruption in art history. This type of commentary always arrives

An incredibly useful model for all the obvious reasons, and this is only the first version.

Maybe we all need a bit more magic. Something different.

I strongly believe that one of the biggest challenges for companies these days is articulating a coherent long term vision. A real destination doesn’t chase the current thing. It anticipates where value will migrate. It asks uncomfortable questions: What won’t change about

An interesting paradox in AI research and AI products is that on one side you have trillion-dollar companies spending billions per quarter with thousands of people, competing side by side and directly with teams of one or two dozen people deploying less than 1% of those

Runway Aleph is a new way to edit, transform and generate video. Its ability to perform a wide range of generalized tasks means it can reimagine ordinary footage in endless new ways. Allowing you to turn images and videos you already have into anything you want. See below for a

In a bee's back lies a thousand worlds.

The normalization of magic. The fact that you can do all of this in a few minutes inside Runway is still pretty wild to me.

Act-Two might be one of the most used and most under-discussed AI models out there. It just works. Professionals and casual users, both find it incredible useful. Excited for what Act-Three might bring...

Very cool new Under Armour ad made with Runway, using Aleph to add fire to a hockey field. Fun fact: I used to play field hockey. I was pretty competitive until I got an injury.

A conversation between Golan Levin & Claire Hentschker exploring the richly multidimensional space of AI and the need to push beyond using paint right out of the tube.

Imagine a world where anyone can create any world they want. This world is coming, very soon.

"With no budget available for a traditional VFX pipeline requiring a large team of artists and many weeks of work, the project was put on hold – Geoff's small team, leveraging Runway, was able to complete complex scenes for a fraction of the cost"

The previous generation of software was about picking a vertical and going deep within it. The new generation of software is about picking principles and going both deep and wide. Models will continue to generalize, and they are becoming useful across a wide range of applications