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Runway introduces Solaris, an AI model designed to generate interactive interfaces without code
The interface world model renders digital environments frame by frame, updating in real time based on user interactions.
The short version
- AI startup Runway announced Solaris, a new model capable of creating interactive applications and websites without coding.
- The system combines reasoning and visual rendering to continuously generate interface frames in response to inputs like clicking, dragging, and text prompts.
- Runway has not yet announced a release date or pricing details for public or customer access.
Key facts
- Runway announced an interface world model called Solaris designed to build interactive digital environments without traditional programming.[CNET]
- Solaris pairs visual rendering with a language model that determines how an interface evolves, updating frames in real time based on user interactions.[CNET]
- Demonstrated use cases include modifying objects via text prompts and dragging virtual clothing onto a reference photograph.[CNET]
What remains uncertain
- It remains unknown when Solaris will become commercially or publicly available, as Runway did not include a timeline in its announcement.[CNET]