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Runway's AI renders websites as live video, no code required

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Runway has previewed an 'Interface World Model' that generates entire websites and app interfaces in real time as video frames, with no traditional source code running underneath. A language model interprets user actions such as clicks and drags, while a video model draws each resulting frame on the fly. In blind evaluations, human testers preferred these AI-rendered interfaces over those built by a leading coding model in most head-to-head comparisons. The system still has notable limitations, including garbled text and drift during long sessions, but represents a tangible step toward on-demand, code-free web interfaces. The development coincides with video-generation models becoming fast and affordable enough to make the concept practically viable for the first time.

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