#Video

AIKling AI will host a panel at LA Tech Week 2026 on October 14, 2026, from 4:00 to 7:00 PM in Santa Monica, with speakers from Kling AI, Oxen AI, and Obsidian Studio. The discussion will cover how AI video is moving from model capabilities and platform integration into enterprise workflows and professional content production, following the launch of Kling 4.0. Attendees can RSVP via the event link and stay for networking afterward.

AILuma announced a partnership with Claude, linked to a launch called Motion, with details available on its website. The post itself provides no further specifics about the features, terms, or outcomes of the collaboration.

AIPixVerse shared a registration link hosted on Luma, with the post offering no further details about the event. The post contains only a call to register and a URL, so no product features, dates, or other specifics can be confirmed.

AIPixVerse will exhibit at NABShowNY, with demonstrations of turning ideas into finished video, faster creative iteration, and variations for different channels. The company invites attendees to visit Booth 565 at the Javits Center on October 21-22 and join a happy hour after Day 1 on October 21.

AIPollo AI is using OpenAI's GPT-5.6, GPT-6 Astra, and GPT-Image-2.5 to help creators turn ideas into detailed images and cinematic video ads. The source gives no details on pricing, availability, or performance.

AITian Keyu's unnamed startup has raised nearly $30M from 5Y Capital and IDG at a $200M post-money valuation, according to Bloomberg. The NeurIPS 2024 award-winning researcher's 10-person team is developing a 200,000-symbol visual vocabulary to help AI process video. Tian claims the approach could cut video-generation costs at least tenfold, with a full model release planned for 2027 and no product yet.

AIKling AI plans to present real-world projects made with its upcoming Kling 4.0 model at ACFM in Busan, Korea, from October 10 to 13, 2026. The event will explore how generative AI can interpret directors' creative intent, maintain character and narrative continuity, and fit into professional animation, live-action, film, and series workflows.

AIMiniMax highlighted its longtime creative partner and client SILVERSIDE in a customer spotlight post. The post credits SILVERSIDE with using MiniMax Music and H3 for animation and lip sync work.

AIfal teamed up with Bria and LTX for an SF Tech Week event that brought together people from Google, Adobe, Canva, ByteDance, Luma AI, and Hedra. The post itself gives no further details about the event's content or outcomes.

AIMiniMax will attend Advertising Week New York from October 5–8, with a booth at A16E featuring live MiniMax H3 demos all week. The company also plans a panel with Krea, fal, and Magnific on Thursday, October 8 at 2:30 PM ET on the Innovation Stage.

AISwedish bearing maker SKF has used AI to recreate Hollywood star Greta Garbo, who died in 1990, in an advertisement. The AI-generated figure says it returns for one final work, with its image built from text prompts and its voice trained on audio from one of Garbo's early films. SKF said the project was approved by Garbo's estate and family.

AIKling AI will host the panel "The New Production Engine: Powering Creativity at Scale with Kling AI" at Advertising Week New York on October 6, 2026, from 2:50 to 3:20 PM. The session, featuring WPP's Mathieu Albrand and Adobe's Elissa Levine, will cover how AI video can fit enterprise workflows and support content creation at scale. The post also notes the event comes ahead of the launch of Kling 4.0.

AIfal brought the generative media community together at its GenMedia Conference 2026 in San Francisco last week. Sessions revisited Pixar's early days and discussed how AI could lower filmmaking costs while keeping people in creative control.

AIMiniMax will take part in an Advertising Week panel titled "The New Creative Stack: AI Video, Brand Control & the Future of Advertising." The session, with speakers from Krea, fal, Magnific, and MiniMax, is scheduled for Thursday, October 8 at 2:30 PM ET on the Innovation Stage.

AIMiniMax will exhibit at Advertising Week New York from October 5 to 8, with live MiniMax H3 demos all week at Booth A16E. The company also plans a panel with Krea, fal, and Magnific on Thursday, October 8 at 2:30 PM ET on the Innovation Stage.

AIRunway co-founder and co-CEO Cristóbal Valenzuela closed the Runway AI Summit by reflecting on the evolution of generative video. He also introduced Continuum, the latest project from Runway Labs. Full talks will be available on the Runway summit site after sign-up.

AIGamma Chief AI Officer Deeni Fatiha, Adobe Director Morgan Prygrocki, and Salesforce Global Brand Marketing's Shane Tapp discussed what changes when creative AI shifts from experimentation to production. The post gives no further details on specific tools, figures, or conclusions.

AIJulian Simcock of Harvard and Rick Ingram of Google DeepMind joined the Runway AI Summit to discuss regulating physical AI. The panel also covered policymaking and the race against China.

AIRunway's AI Summit is underway in San Francisco, with co-founder and co-CEO Anastasis Germanidis opening the day with a keynote. He argued that universal world simulators will be the most important technological development of our time. Further updates from the event are promised throughout the day.

AIBona Film Group announced that Sanxingdui: Future Past, a 100-minute film using AI throughout production, will screen nationwide on October 23, 2026. The production team says AI handled tasks like image generation while over 100 professionals kept creative control, and it took two years and over 1.2 million source images to maintain consistency across the film.

AILiveKit has acquired Loophole Labs, an infrastructure company whose technology will enhance LiveKit's platform for building voice, video, and physical AI agents. The acquisition moves LiveKit closer to offering customers essentially unlimited concurrent agents, according to the company.

AIGoogle Flow now has more than 25 million people using it every month to create ideas, stories, and projects. Google is continuing to offer 50 additional daily credits to all users.

AIVeteran film and TV producer Diane Shorthouse is exploring how AI can expand what filmmakers create, sharing her experience making MINIBOTS with Kling AI. The post says AI can support safer production and help bring emotional performances to AI characters.

AIWan3.0 placed second in the Overall Video category on OpenArt Arena, according to its developers. The post highlights support for 30-second takes, native audio, and any reference input for creators.

AIKling AI took part in TIFF: The Market 2026 on September 10 through an industry panel, networking reception, and on-site showcase. The company said the event explored how AI video is becoming part of professional filmmaking, from feature-length animation to real-world production workflows. Kling AI also said it continues to join leading film festivals such as Cannes and Toronto.

AIAt TIFF The Market, Kling AI hosted an expert panel and industry reception with filmmakers and tech leaders. The discussion explored how AI can make film production more affordable and accessible.

AIThe Hailuo AI Bestiary contest closes tonight, September 14 at 23:59 PT, with $8,000 cash, 200,000 Credits, and ten Audience Choice awards. Entrants must submit a 30-second-or-longer short film generated with MiniMax H3 on any myth, era, or world.

AIBill Peebles, OpenAI's former head of Sora, is teaming up with Hollywood mogul Jeffrey Katzenberg and investor Sujay Jaswa to create a new startup. The company will develop AI models for Hollywood, according to a report from The Information.

AIKling AI's official account invites followers to stop by its booth to see the product in action. The post offers no details about the event, location, or demonstrations.

AIGoogle has released short films created by its fourth Flow Sessions cohort, a six-week creative partner program for artists. The program uses Google Flow, Google's creative studio featuring its advanced generative models, to support co-creation and passion projects.

AINVIDIA highlighted the developers who won the Cosmos Cookoff and how they used Cosmos Reason 2 to build projects spanning disaster-response drones, explainable visual AI, and intelligent security systems. The post links to a YouTube showcase and a LinkedIn recap of the event.