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Alibaba's stealth video model tops the global leaderboard. Seedance 2.0 lands in US CapCut. TAKE IT DOWN Act gets its first conviction. Google cuts Veo 3.1 Fast pricing.
Google floods both the consumer and developer tiers with free Veo access. Meta shows the first real monetization model for AI video at scale. Sora counts down.
OpenAI kills Sora and the Disney deal dies with it. Seedance 2.0 goes global minus the US. Luma drops Ray 3.14. Washington's copyright fight gets a new fault line.
Runway demos sub-100ms video on Vera Rubin at GTC, NVIDIA resets the AI infrastructure ceiling, DLSS 5 sets sights on Hollywood, and a Senate bill declares AI training not fair use.
Sora 1 retires as OpenAI eyes ChatGPT integration, Runway launches real-time avatar API, Luma Agents bring agentic creative workflows to ad agencies, and NVIDIA pushes local 4K video to RTX PCs at GDC.
Seedance 2.0 Pro leaks past the Great Firewall, Grok Imagine gets video extension, Google Flow absorbs Whisk and ImageFX, and Hollywood's copyright crackdown freezes ByteDance's global rollout.