MiniMax's H3 video model ships with same-day ComfyUI support, open weights you can run yourself, native audio generation, and output up to 2K resolution.
ByteDance's Seedance 2.5 brings two production-relevant upgrades to AI video: coherent single-take long clips and a flexible referencing system that lets you anchor characters, objects, or styles from existing images.
The AI voice model startup has hit rare early traction — real revenue and millions of users before its Series A. Here's what that signals for the voice AI market.
Microsoft has shipped its first AI model trained specifically for cybersecurity tasks, alongside a new agentic security system designed to detect and respond to threats with minimal human intervention.
OpenAI has released a physical AI keypad that targets developers and power users. Here's what it actually does and who should care.
Runway has launched a model router that selects the optimal image, video, or audio generation model for each API request. Developers set their priority — quality, latency, or price — and the system handles the rest.
A new open-source tokenizer leverages GPU parallelism to process text roughly 1000x faster than CPU-based alternatives like HuggingFace Tokenizers — a meaningful shift for high-throughput LLM pipelines.
A fabricated image showing Senator Mitch McConnell in apparent medical distress spread online before Google's deepfake detection system helped confirm it was AI-generated. Here's why that matters for builders working on media verification.
Meta's experimental app Pocket lets users type a text prompt and get a shareable, interactive mini game in return — a direct consumer bet on AI-generated interactive experiences.
Google has released a streamlined version of its Imagen 2 model designed to cut generation time and API costs — a practical upgrade for developers and creators building AI-powered visual workflows.
The open-source agentic AI program OpenClaw has launched mobile apps for both Android and iOS, bringing autonomous task execution to your phone for free.
Cursor's new mobile app lets developers monitor and direct AI coding agents away from their desk, extending agent oversight to phones.
