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Build for intent, not features, as software becomes a generative output
◆ 75RelevanceOn a story from The New Stack1mo ago
If Runway successfully pivots from video to generating software on the fly, the traditional SaaS moat of fixed feature sets evaporates. You must decide whether to build a static destination app or the generative engine that creates one as needed.
Takeaways
- Runway is expanding from media generation into functional software creation.
- Solaris aims to generate software interfaces dynamically as users interact.
- The competitive bar is shifting from feature sets to intent-recognition accuracy.
Read the original at thenewstack.io
Runway wants to generate software as you use it. Solaris is its first step.
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