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    Runway’s direction and the prospect of model-generated worlds

    A post outlining Runway’s direction argues that an “infinite game” requires a different company strategy—and that the chosen time horizon shapes who joins and what problems they work on.

    Cristóbal ValenzuelaCV
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    A post about Runway’s direction predicts that models will likely generate everything seen on screens on the fly—and eventually everything robots see. The author argues that the frontier is already moving from generating code, language and content to generating worlds. That outlook, they say, calls for playing an “infinite game” rather than a finite one, with the company’s chosen horizon attracting different people to different kinds of problems.

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    Cristóbal Valenzuela@c_valenzuelabTo understand where Runway is going, you need to understand two things: 1. Soon everything you see on a screen, and eventually everything a robot sees, will likely be generated on the fly by a model. The frontier is already moving from generating code, language, and content to generating worlds. This is an expansive frontier. 2. If you believe this, you play an infinite game, and that requires a different strategy than a finite one. An underappreciated part of building a company is that the game horizon you choose attracts a distinct kind of person to work on a distinct type of problem.20d

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    Cristóbal Valenzuela@c_valenzuelabTo understand where Runway is going, you need to understand two things: 1. Soon everything you see on a screen, and eventually everything a robot sees, will likely be generated on the fly by a model. The frontier is already moving from generating code, language, and content to generating worlds. This is an expansive frontier. 2. If you believe this, you play an infinite game, and that requires a different strategy than a finite one. An underappreciated part of building a company is that the game horizon you choose attracts a distinct kind of person to work on a distinct type of problem.20d