Luma Labs just released Ray 2, the startup’s next-generation AI video model

Luma Labs just released Ray 2, the startup’s next-generation AI video model — which promises unprecedented motion quality and physics realism through a new multimodal architecture trained with 10x more computing power than its predecessor.

The details:

The model can generate high-quality video clips up to 10 seconds long from text prompts, and it has advanced motion and physics capabilities.
Ray2 demonstrates a sophisticated understanding of object interactions, from natural scenes like water physics to complex human movements.
Ray2 can currently handle text, image, and video-to-video generations, and Luma will soon add editing capabilities to the model.
The system is launching first in Luma’s Dream Machine platform for paid subscribers, with API access coming soon.

Veo 2’s launch around the holidays felt like a new level of realism and quality for AI video, and now Luma punches back with some heat of its own. It’s becoming impossible to discern AI video from reality — and the question is which lab will crack longer-length, coherent outputs and unlock a new realm of creative power.

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