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Hy-Nomas turns video generation into multi-turn world control

Hy-Nomas is an 8B-parameter diffusion world model that generates variable-length video segments from free-form text, camera controls, and cached interaction history. Unlike a conventional video generator that receives one prompt for a fixed clip, it accepts commands across successive turns and aims to preserve their visible consequences as the scene continues.

The system’s central mechanism is action-aware causal attention aligned with structured video captions. Persistent descriptions of subjects and scenes remain available across segments, while action instructions are confined to their intended temporal windows; a vision-language Prompt Enhancer converts the latest request and observed history into a structured prompt and segment duration.

The interaction loop combines semantic direction with camera navigation: users can request subject actions, object interactions, scene changes, or camera motion, then continue from the generated result. Hy-Nomas carries visual and semantic context through an autoregressive key-value cache, with the Prompt Enhancer preparing conditions for each next segment....

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