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This is a very short video about our very long history using technology to tell stories.

115,948 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)

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Reid Southen's profile picture
Reid Southen1 year ago

Oooh, you're scared of the class action.

sjdb's profile picture
sjdb1 year ago

None of these technologies had to "steal" billions of user created data in order to "tell" stories.

Jacked Costanza's profile picture
Jacked Costanza1 year ago

Plagiarism has never been so easy for the truly talentless! The exciting times

LostAKJ's profile picture
LostAKJ1 year ago

buncha theft

20's profile picture
201 year ago

Just a shame you can't Runaway from that class action lawsuit huh?

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Mistaken Identity1 year ago

Hey Runway, please tell us: These old technologies - took the works of artists/creators & others without their consent? - exploited them for model training & financial gain? - reduced creativity to data scraping and complex technical algorithms based on statistical calculations?

TecMysT's profile picture
TecMysT1 year ago

You're not creating anything worthwhile, deceptive parasites like your company are actively killing the value of human creativity.

Bernell Loeb's profile picture
Bernell Loeb1 year ago

Early stone carvings were not "primitive." Here are the stone carvings from Mahishasura Mardini Cave, Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu. The difference is that artists were respected contributors to culture while you are simply stealing our work in order to eliminate us.

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Kyuee1491 year ago

You need to learn the difference between referencing and stealing. You have not contributed anything and are just justifying exploitation. Stop insulting human history.

Lorenzo Estrada's profile picture
Lorenzo Estrada1 year ago

Oh fuck off, Valenzuela, nobody is buying this shit.

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