Runway, стартап за $3 млрд, известный сотрудничеством с Голливудом, резко меняет фокус — теперь их ИИ генерирует интерактивные игры! 🤯 Получив доступ к бета-версии, я протестировал нейросеть, которая создаёт полноценные геймплейные механики из текстовых запросов. ✨ Возможно, скоро студии будут «печатать» прототипы за минуты, а инди-разработчики воплотят безумные идеи без кода. Но вопрос: сможет ли ИИ заменить геймдизайнеров или останется крутым инструментом? Пока это выглядит как магия — а вы бы поиграли в игру, сделанную нейросетью? 💻🚀
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- Runway is going to let people generate video games with AI
- After making inroads in Hollywood, Runway is entering the gaming market.
- After making inroads in Hollywood, Runway is entering the gaming market.
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- Alex Heath
- Jun 27, 2025, 7:50 PM UTC
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- So far, Runway is known for
- bringing generative AI to Hollywood
- . Now, the $3 billion startup is setting its sights on the gaming industry.
- This week, I was granted access to a new interactive gaming experience that Runway
- plans to make available
- to everyone as soon as next week, according to CEO Cristóbal Valenzuela. The consumer-facing product is currently quite barebones, with a chat interface that supports only text and image generation, but Valenzuela says that generated video games are coming later this year. He says that Runway is also in talks with gaming companies about both using its technology and accessing their datasets for training.
- An interactive Runway game that’s generated with AI.
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- Based on his recent conversations, Valenzuela believes the gaming industry is in a similar position to Hollywood when it was first introduced to generative AI. There was considerable resistance, but over time, AI has been gradually adopted in more areas of the production process. Valenzuela says Amazon’s recent show,
- House of David
- , was made in part with Runway’s technology, and that his company is working with “pretty much every major studio” and “most of the Fortune 100 companies.”
- “If we can help a studio make a movie 40 percent faster, then we’re probably gonna be able to help developers of games make games faster,” he says. “They’re waking up, and they’re moving faster than I would say the studios were moving two years ago.”
- Related
- Runway says its latest AI video model can actually generate consistent scenes and people
- Runway CEO Cris Valenzuela on Hollywood, copyright, and the future of filmmaking
- Naturally, I couldn’t let Valenzuela get off our Zoom call without asking him about his
- recent acquisition talks
- with Zuckerberg: “I think we have more interesting intellectual challenges being independent, and remaining independent for now.”
- This story was
- first published in Command Line
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