#Video

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.