Bryce Schmidtchen

Real-time World Models are the next AI frontier. Today, we @reactorworld are taking the first step towards this reality: our early preview lets you experience worlds generated in real-time, running on our global low-latency infrastructure. Try it now: reactor.inc

@maxgazor @strikervp @AWSstartups @awscloud @nikhil_suresh2 You’re missing @reactorworld here :)

Striker Venture Partners (@strikervp) is committed to funding the frontier of AI. We’ve partnered with AWS to give our frontier robotics founders an absolute edge in compute and scaling. Read more in our joint essay below. @AWSstartups @awscloud @nikhil_suresh2

@xing_rui12683 We only do pixels at Reactor, explicit representations are a thing of the past

@_bschmidtchen the final video is rendered from point cloud/mesh or the final video is directly output by the model (just means the model generate the video directly instead of generating point cloud)

Just curious about whether it is pure vision based

Look what real-time world models can make today. This is only the beginning.

@eliott__mogenet @reactorworld We absolutely love this! @eliott__mogenet

@_bschmidtchen @reactorworld Full consistency is the long-term frontier, but 1-2 minute narratives are already possible today. Just shipped my first experimental one: x.com/eliott__mogene…

Real-time World Models are the next AI frontier. Today, we @reactorworld are taking the first step towards this reality: our early preview lets you experience worlds generated in real-time, running on our global low-latency infrastructure. Try it now: reactor.inc

we've been absolutely loving what people are creating on Reactor the demo is going strong at: reactor.inc

@sebuzdugan @reactorworld Very soon

@_bschmidtchen @reactorworld cool tech but without creator tools and an sdk this stays a demo

@0xAvious @SplicesWhat @reactorworld @0xAvious knows what's up

@SplicesWhat @_bschmidtchen @reactorworld this was made by a team of 10 people in a handful of months and it's open to developers to use yes that's actually impressive the closest competitors are world labs and runway that have both raised a billion dollars lol

@rms80 try it yourself, there is spatial memory in world models already

absolutely amazing that every one of the clips I've seen from this place is just flying/driving/walking straight ahead, when the thing everyone wants to know is if the world will be the same after I spin around and back. I guess it won't be.

We're taking our first step towards democratizing World Models, so that everyone can build on this incredible technology. We have more to share, but enjoy a glimpse of what's to come, today. Try it here: reactor.inc

Just made this doggo in the snow, having too much fun today. reactor.inc/share/c16d7b88…

it's time to build with world models

So excited to finally share this!! I've been heads-down building real-time world models with @reactorworld, and today we're opening it up. ᕙ( •̀ ᗜ •́ )ᕗ Check it out: reactor.inc

I'm hiring a Research Scientist @reactorworld to lead research on real-time interactive world models — frame-by-frame generation that people, agents, and robots can actually drive. If you think of latency, memory, and quality as one problem, apply below. DMs open.

How does one make sense of SF? We are living through the craziest computing revolution of the last 2 decades....and 95% of the value being created is within a 4-mile radius in SF (h/t @eladgil ) It's just hard to understand....why is the concentration so high? What is it about this place? There are good reasons that people will offer...good universities, great companies, talent networks, venture capital yada yada yada But all of that is hard to emotionally understand. I tend to try to answer these questions through my own lived experience. Two things happened this week that brought it home for me. On Wed evening, two GOATS of the design world (@soleio and @rsms ) did a design talk at SPC. I saw some other GOATS at the talk (@aaron_ , @benbarry ) And you realize that these GOATS are just so curious about the world. They just want to build and learn. And give back. And with an air of humility and passion. It's so so cool and inspiring. And then this week we had someone release a mind-bendingly amazing demo of every pixel being generated. x.com/zan2434/status… People were blown away but @eddiejiao_obj and @zan2434 had been jamming creatively for a bunch of time @southpkcommons . And in that entire time, they were surrounded by a culture and environment and ecosystem that says "that is crazy but my god, if it works, then what could happen" There is wonder, amazement and curiosity. And passion. I wish this city were cleaner and better governed (but Dan Lurie is crushing). We are so lucky to be surrounded by weirdos who love to build. This is why we are who we are.

generative software is coming fast

I asked gpt-image-2 to tell me what would be in iOS 27 now, if image models are this good now, what's stopping this from just being a real-time video model that generates UI in real-time?

Ahmed Ahres moved from London to San Francisco to focus on his tech career and loves it, but says there can be challenges. "There's this expectation in San Francisco to be starting a company or doing something big at all times, so it was very hard to b... bit.ly/4cHUWuJ