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HeyGen: Our new video model is 13 times cheaper, and just as good

HeyGen, known for AI avatars, has launched its first general video model. One second of video with audio costs 0.03 dollars, while Google's Veo 3.1 costs 0.40 dollars. In HeyGen's own blind tests, it performs on par with the best.

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Wow: Developer builds seven free Adobe alternatives with Claude Opus 5.5

Software developer Brandon Thomas has released seven free open source programs that mimic Adobe's creative tools, and he says he built them with Claude Opus 5.5.

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Tavus Griffin: AI face fooled almost half in video calls

The US company Tavus says its new model Griffin was mistaken for a real human by 26 out of 54 test subjects. The model is not yet open to customers.

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Test: Six AI tools competed to make a music video

The film site Film Threat tested six AI tools for music videos on the same three-minute song. The winner was the tool that best kept track of characters and mood throughout the entire video.

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