Runware has launched Kling 4.0, supporting up to 30 seconds of 1080p video with native audio, along with multi-keyframe, reference image, reference video, and element inputs.
OpenAI announced a partnership with AI video generation platform Higgsfield. After integrating GPT-6 Astra, Higgsfield's maximum video generation duration increased from 1 minute to 10 minutes. The platform also integrated GPT-Image-2.5 for text rendering in images, used Codex to accelerate product development, and disclosed plans to explore voice-to-video creation based on GPT-Live-1.
Kling AI announced it will host a panel at Advertising Week New York on October 6, featuring the session "The New Production Engine: Powering Creativity at Scale with Kling AI." The company will preview Kling 4.0 and discuss how next-generation AI video is reshaping enterprise content production, with panelists from WPP and Adobe.
Inkitt, a digital publishing and AI media startup, has launched the public beta of Inkitt Movie Creator, which can turn text scripts into AI-generated films within minutes. The product is powered by Cinematica, an in-house harness built by Inkitt's AI video team that orchestrates image, video and language models while incorporating real-world filmmaking techniques. Founder and CEO Ali Albazaz said the company is not competing with foundation video models; the opportunity lies in making those models easier to control.