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What Media Studio runs on
Media Studio is a catalogue of tools for making and working with media. This page says what runs each one, what Scaling Truth Research Foundation has contributed so far, and what a generated file does and does not carry.
Built by OneThought AI on research from Scaling Truth Research Foundation.
Each tool sends a prompt or a file to a model, waits for the result and, for video edits, renders the final file. You pay per generation. At the time of writing there are 33 tools in three groups.
- 01
Prompt or file
Text, an image, a video or an audio file, with the tool's settings.
- 02
Model
A third-party model, reached through a hosting provider. Several tools let you choose between models.
not ours
- 03
Render
For edits and sequences, a rendering engine assembles the output in the browser or on the server.
- 04
Export
MP4, PNG or audio. The file carries the format's ordinary metadata.
no provenance mark yet
The tools and what runs them
| Group | Tools | What runs them |
|---|---|---|
| Create | Image, video, music, speech, thumbnails | Third-party generation models, one or several per tool |
| Transform | Background removal, upscaling, reframing | Third-party vision models and deterministic video processing |
| Understand | Subtitles, transcription, summaries, questions about a video, search inside a video | Third-party speech and vision-language models |
| Edit | Motion video, motion design, podcast and audio editors, sequences | A rendering engine, plus the models above where a step generates something |
Every model that generates or interprets content is built and hosted by a third party. None was trained by Scaling Truth Research Foundation or by OneThought AI. The foundation's model for this area, Realtime Video (truth-rtv), has no weights yet. When it does, this page will say which tools use it.
What the foundation has contributed
Nothing that runs in the product yet. The Realtime video programme is defining the evaluation suite and data policy, due in the fourth quarter of 2026, and the misuse policy that has to exist before any release. Media Studio will adopt those as they are published. Until then, the product page says that the research informs the product's direction and claims no more.
What a generated file carries
A generated file is an ordinary MP4, PNG or audio file with the format's usual metadata. It does not yet carry a provenance mark saying it was generated, by which tool, or when. The foundation's position is that generated media should carry that information by default, and the realtime video programme treats it as part of the research. For Media Studio it is planned work, not a feature.
The product's rules are plain: no generated likeness of a real person without their consent, and no content made to deceive viewers about what is real. Today they are enforced through the terms of service and action on accounts, not by a technical check on each generation.
Limits worth knowing
- Video clips are up to 8 seconds per generation, typically 1080p at 24 to 30 frames per second depending on the model. Longer sequences are stitched from clips.
- Video understanding, summaries and search work in English today. Other languages are on the roadmap.
- Output quality, timing and availability depend on the third party's model and its queue. When a provider changes or retires a model, the tool that used it changes with it.
- Prompts, uploads and generated media are stored with the account so they can be reopened and edited; the privacy page lists what is kept and who processes payments.