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Google DeepMind and HeyGen Host LA Agentic AI Event With 80 Builders

June 15, 2026 at 14:07 EDT

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Around June 11, 2026, in Los Angeles, Google DeepMind and HyperFrames—an open-source project from HeyGen—co-hosted an invite-only agentic AI event that gathered roughly 80 builders. No new products or models were announced; instead, engineers, designers, researchers and founders came together for live demos and networking centered on agentic AI and multimodal AI.

June 11–12, 2026 · HeyGen + Google DeepMind · Los Angeles

When AI Agents Write Code That Becomes Video

Roughly 80 builders gathered in LA to bridge DeepMind's agentic-AI research with HyperFrames — HeyGen's open-source framework that turns HTML straight into deterministic MP4. No new products: just agentic AI moving from research into real implementation.

builders in one room

rendering fees — open source (Apache 2.0)

agent CLIs integrated

The HyperFrames pipeline

An AI agent writes the page; the same input always yields the same MP4.

AI Agent writes

HTML / CSS / JS + media

→

Browser + FFmpeg

local / Docker, no cloud

→

Deterministic MP4

same input, same output

The design philosophy

"HTML over React"

HyperFrames

HTML-native · deterministic rendering · agent-oriented skill packs

Remotion

Programmatic video on a React base — the frequent point of comparison

Builders praise

Agents render code instantly — no video editor needed
Local + deterministic output fits CI pipelines
"A promising alternative to Remotion"
Data-viz from CSV, tutorials, motion graphics, avatar compositing

Candid limitations

Complex motion is hard in HTML
Performance dips on large projects
Real learning curve
Separate from the standard editor — not for no-code users

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