Axylusion reported that The Biological Computing Co. released mischief 1, an image-to-video model built on the open-weight Wan 2.2 that the company says it sped up using what it learned from lab-grown living neurons (the model itself runs on normal AI chip...
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mischief 1: an image-to-video model from 2.5 cents a clip
Axylusion reported that The Biological Computing Co. released mischief 1, an image-to-video model built on the open-weight Wan 2.2 that the company says it sped up using what it learned from lab-grown living neurons (the model itself runs on normal AI chip...
Axylusion reported that The Biological Computing Co. released mischief 1, an image-to-video model built on the open-weight Wan 2.2 that the company says it sped up using what it learned from lab-grown living neurons (the model itself runs on normal AI chips). TBC claims Wan-level quality at five times the speed,...
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