Tavus previews Griffin, a live AI video model that sees, hears and reacts in real time, with 48% of Griffin-Lite testers believing they are speaking to a human; access remains limited to trusted testers pending safety and disclosure features.
VEED launches OpenEdit, an Apache-2.0 open-source pipeline that lets Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI turn natural-language prompts into rendered MP4 edits without a GUI or timeline, using transcript-driven HTML compositions and segment-only re-rendering.
Google launches Gemini 3.8 Live Avatar in Gemini Enterprise, enabling near-real-time video personas that lip-sync and adapt expressions in 97 languages while handling visual and audio input and running background tool calls during conversations.
John Heibel releases on GitHub the source code for “I’m Upping My P(doom),” a music video generated with Claude Opus 5.5, including nine chapter files and a p5.js studio that renders the final MP4 via headless Chrome and ffmpeg.
YouTube rolls out AI-powered creator tools across Studio, Shorts and YouTube Create, adding personalized draft feedback, thumbnail testing, conversational editing and planned A/B tests of up to three video cuts.
The Biological Computing Co. partners with AWS to sell its neuron-derived text-to-video AI through SageMaker and AWS Marketplace, claiming a software layer under 0.1% of the base model makes generation five times faster and 80% cheaper without published benchmarks.
Meta launches Meta One, a global subscription spanning Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp and Meta AI, offering more than 50 features and AI creation tools from $2.99 monthly, with Premium priced at $19.99 and business plans reaching $499.
Apple launches iOS 27 and companion updates with a long-awaited AI-powered Siri that uses personal context across apps to complete multistep requests, alongside AirDrop transfers promised to be up to 80% faster.
Google launches Gemini for Windows 10 and 11 worldwide, letting users press Alt + Space for on-screen help and Gmail/Drive-powered project summaries, while Gemini Spark 1 tackles multi-step tasks and Nano Banana generates images.
Prime Video launches groundbreaking AI lip-sync technology that synchronizes actors' mouth movements with dubbed audio, debuting on Maxton Hall Seasons 1 and 2 globally in English, with plans to expand the immersive feature to more titles.