Runway’s Gen-3 Alpha AI model impresses with lifelike video and can now be used by subscribers
Runway released its Gen-3 Alpha AI model on Tuesday (1). The new feature can generate realistic-looking videos from text or image commands, and promises to compete with OpenAI’s Sora.
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The Gen-3 Alpha was announced last month but was not yet available for commercial use. The model is capable of understanding editing commands, such as camera movement adjustments and scene controls to adjust the direction of the clip.
The first demonstrations of technology Surprise with their realism: the scenarios are very well detailed and the artificial intelligence can create human faces with high fidelity, preserving facial expressions and gestures. The company reveals that the model was trained with the help of audiovisual artists, as a way to understand more styles and terms in the segment.
The new feature has been released only to subscribers to Runway’s paid plans, with options starting at $12 per month (about R$68 in direct conversion). The Gen-3 Alpha can generate videos as short as 10 seconds and can take up to 90 seconds to produce a new clip from a prompt.
How to use Gen-3 Alpha
The technology has been released to Runway subscribers:
- Access app.runwayml.com;
- Select “Register”;
- Sign in;
- Choose a subscription plan;
- In the main panel, select the Gen-3 Alpha banner;
- Submit instructions to create a video.
Runway also has a free version, but the video generator uses the predecessor model Gen-2. In addition, the platform has tools to generate images, remove backgrounds, and even create audio with artificial intelligence.
Videos increasingly realistic
OpenAI surprised the market by announcing Sora video AI, but it is no longer alone in the dispute: similar models Kling AImade by the owner of Kwai, and the Dream Machineof Luma AI, have already been launched with the aim of generating videos that are ever closer to reality.
It is worth remembering that Sora cannot yet be used by the public, but by the developer intends to launch the product by the end of the year. For now, the technology can only be used by partners and has already borne fruit. controversial commercial for a toy store in the United States.
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