TBC's neurosurgeons put neuron-derived video on fal from half a cent a second

The Biological Computing Co. released mischief 1, an image-to-video model built on Wan 2.2, on October 30th through fal and OpenRouter at a published price of 2.5 cents for a five-second 480p clip, or half a cent per second. TBC CEO and co-founder Alex Ksendzovsky said the model was improved using discoveries from living neurons, and the public listing lets developers test TBC's claim of 5x speed against Wan 2.2 directly.

TBC's neurosurgeons put neuron-derived video on fal from half a cent a second Built on Wan 2.2 and released October 30th, TBC's mischief 1 prices a five-second 480p clip at 2.5 cents on fal and OpenRouter. By RuntimeWire Staff https://runtimewire.com/author/runtimewire-staff · Published Primary source: PR Newswire Business Technology https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-biological-computing-co-launches-worlds-first-publicly-available-neuron-derived-ai-video-model-302924399.html Why it matters TBC's neuron-derived video model is now on public marketplaces at a published price, letting developers test its 5x speed claim against Wan 2.2 directly. Alex Ksendzovsky has been chasing the same idea since college, when he saw a visiting professor demonstrate a robot powered by a neuron. On October 30th, Alex Ksendzovsky @AlexKsendzovsky https://x.com/AlexKsendzovsky?ref=runtimewire , CEO and co-founder of The Biological Computing Co. https://www.tbc.co/?ref=runtimewire , put a commercial version of that bet in front of anyone with a credit card: TBC mischief 1 https://runtimewire.com/models/fal/mischief-1-image-to-video , an image-to-video model the company says was improved using discoveries from living neurons.… When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission https://runtimewire.com/affiliate-monetization-standards . This doesn’t affect our editorial independence.