Biological Computing Co. launches mischief 1 AI video model at 0.5¢ per second

The Biological Computing Co. has launched its AI video model, “mischief 1,” which is priced from half a cent per second. This model is based on four years of research into how living brain cells compute, enabling a cost-effective solution for generating videos quickly—at least five times faster than its base model. Designed for creative experimentation rather than high-end production, it is intended for testing advertising concepts and storyboards. The model is currently accessible through AI marketplaces like fal and OpenRouter, with plans to expand to AWS Marketplace.

mischief 1: mischief 1 is a specialized image-to-video AI model created by the Biological Computing Co. using insights from neuron-based computation. It accepts an image and text prompt to produce short video clips on standard hardware, with an emphasis on rapid iteration for creative tasks. The model is offered through established AI platforms to support experimentation ahead of higher-end production work.
Alex Ksendzovsky: Alex Ksendzovsky is the representative who publicly introduced the mischief 1 model on behalf of the Biological Computing Co. He framed the launch as the commercialization of four years of biocomputing research, marking the shift from laboratory study to accessible AI tools. His announcement highlights the model as the start of broader commercial applications for this technology.
Biological Computing Co.: The Biological Computing Co. is an organization that has spent years researching how living brain cells compute by growing neurons on electrodes. It has translated these biological findings into practical AI technology. The company’s work directly produced the mischief 1 video model as its first commercial application of biocomputing principles.

Bio-inspired AI: The model applies principles learned from living brain cells to achieve efficient video generation on ordinary computing hardware.
Platform Access: The model is immediately available through established AI inference marketplaces with expansion to major cloud services planned.
Creative Workflow: It is positioned for early-stage testing of advertising concepts, storyboards, and scene variations prior to full production renders.