# Bad Influence story: Runway shares responsive generative video interface experiments and Project Continuum

Active · 3 articles · 1 source · First reported 11-10 11:58. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/4710e518-4d00-4d61-9907-166da5411b85

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Latest update (11-10 11:58): Runway shares experiments in responsive generative video interfaces

Overview: Runway publishes experiments in responsive generative video interfaces, in which video adapts to the frame it is shown in. In its examples, boxes reshuffle as the window is resized, and a ski map becomes a closer view of a single slope. Runway says Ryan Stephen, a designer and prototyper at Runway Labs, is exploring how real-time video could change learning, creating and collaboration.

Runway Labs also introduces Project Continuum, a research application built around real-time video interfaces. Users select an area on screen and generate a video from the surrounding context without writing a prompt. Runway describes it as an operating system research application, and no release date or access terms are reported.

Coverage timeline (newest first):
1. 11-10 11:58 · Runway · [Runway shares experiments in responsive generative video interfaces](https://badinfluence.news/items/t433haqe1bnmld1cagzcnhhzo)
2. 11-10 11:58 · Runway · [Runway Labs introduces Project Continuum, a real-time video operating system research app](https://badinfluence.news/items/wi7syju2siyi160vh60oxv7sq)
3. 11-10 11:58 · Runway · [Runway Labs explores real-time video for learning, creating, and collaboration](https://badinfluence.news/items/wzfa37qzamun63vidxiwpzwv9)
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