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ART-HISTORY NODE / 306 · 2025-08-27

Realtime Video

Realtime Video

Krea

Introduction

Video generation becomes faster-than-playback and interactive via canvas, webcam and screen-stream controls.

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RESEARCH ACCOUNT

Using live gestures and a canvas as inputs to video generation.

ANTI-AI ARCHIVE · Revised 2026-10-02

Release and use

Krea introduced Realtime Video on 27 August 2025, demonstrating live guidance through a drawing canvas, text, webcam and screen content. The emphasis is on continuous feedback as inputs change, rather than waiting for a completed clip. Real-time behaviour and temporal consistency are shown in vendor demonstrations; actual latency and quality remain dependent on equipment, connectivity and the task.

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Change in creative practice

The feedback structure invites comparison with interactive installations and live performance: time is shaped by a user’s actions and the system’s responses. Documentation should include input devices, interaction rules and viewing conditions, rather than treating one recording as the whole work. Earlier real-time interactive art did not necessarily use machine learning.

Section sources: Announcing Realtime Video

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Provenance, translation & verification

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GenAI Visual Release Chronology Research Master · p. 33 · R177
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