AWS has published a tutorial on deploying an image-to-video pipeline (FLUX.2-klein-4B + Wan2.1-VACE-1.3B) on SageMaker AI through a combination of a real-time and an asynchronous endpoint within the same AWS vLLM-Omni container.
Simon Willison generated a pixel-art animation of a kakapo party in HTML5 canvas using the Claude Opus 5.5 model, and using Claude Code with a Playwright script converted it into a 15-second video for a slide at the WeAreDevelopers keynote.
Startup Synthesia has created an interactive AI avatar of a TechCrunch journalist, trained on her specific article and able to answer questions about it. The company has a valuation of 4 billion dollars and ARR of over 100 million dollars.
Runway has presented research into a system that would stream video continuously from a text description instead of making users wait for a finished clip. It is built on the GWM-1 model and addresses the accumulation of errors by training on its own outputs; no availability date has been announced.
The company Fountain 0 has released the 2.5-hour AI-generated film Odysseus: The Fall, which it describes as the first “Hollywood" AI blockbuster. The review by The Verge describes frequent errors: changing character dimensions, mouths out of sync, bending oars, and incorrect pronunciation of names. Rental costs 9.99 USD.
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