Odyssey-2 Max

Starchild-1 is the first real-time multimodal world model, built to simulate both the visuals and sounds of the world in real time. Unlike language models, which learn from text, world models learn directly from the world itself through pixels, motion, and actions encoded in large-scale video, becoming capable of understanding and simulating an approximation of the world as it evolves. Starchild-1 goes beyond traditional world models, which have mostly focused on visual generation alone, by autoregressively generating synchronized audio and video while continuously responding to streaming user input. Instead of producing a fixed offline clip, it predicts the next audio and video state of a world based on past observations and live inputs, enabling environments, conversations, ambient sound, and world dynamics to change interactively. Users can stream text, speech, and action inputs into the model during rollout, dynamically altering what is seen and heard in real time.

Odyssey is a frontier interactive video model that enables instant, real-time generation of video you can interact with. Just type a prompt, and the system begins streaming minutes of video that respond to your input. It shifts video from a static playback format to a dynamic, action-aware stream: the model is causal and autoregressive, generating each frame based solely on prior frames and your actions rather than a fixed timeline, enabling continuous adaptation of camera angles, scenery, characters, and events. The platform begins streaming video almost instantly, producing new frames every ~50 milliseconds (about 20 fps), so you don’t wait minutes for a clip, you engage in an evolving experience. Under the hood, the model is trained via a novel multi-stage pipeline to transition from fixed-clip generation to open-ended interactive video, allowing you to type or speak commands and explore an AI-imagined world that reacts in real time.