TBC launches Mischief video model with neuron-inspired speed boost
TBC, a company inspired by biological computing, released Mischief, an image-to-video model built on Wan 2.2, on October 30 via fal.ai. The company claims Mischief generates video five times faster and at 80% lower cost than the base model, though independent verification is lacking. Mischief runs as software on standard AI hardware, using neuronal activity research to optimize diffusion…
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- Mischief generates video **five times faster** and **80% cheaper** than Wan 2.2, per TBC’s claims, but no independent benchmarks confirm these figures
- Free access runs until **November 2**, with pricing at **$0.02 per second** of video, or **$10 for 100 five-second clips**
- TBC uses neuronal activity research to optimize diffusion models, adding **<0.1% more parameters** to the base model’s architecture
TBC Launches Mischief, a Neuron-Derived AI Video Model Built on Wan 2.2
Unite.AI · 30 October 2026
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