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What happens after 100+ rounds of “just one more change”? How far can you push an image before it starts to drift? Meet Seedream 5.5: precise local edits, consistency across repeated revisions, more natural visuals and native transparent assets. Explore what’s new below. 👇 byteplus.com/en/contact-us/s…

Tom Tykwer creating with Seedance caught my attention. I’d like to understand how it fits into the actual filmmaking process, beyond what makes a good headline.

What happens when a stage play meets AI filmmaking? 🎬 In BytePlus’s Next Frame, Run Lola Run director Tom Tykwer, director and playwright Bonn Park, and producer Sarika Hemi Lakhani explore Volcano High, their collaborative AI filmmaking experiment.

HeyGen Voice is the world’s best voice model, ranked #1 on @ArtificialAnlys, and the first built for video. It performs your script in your voice, with your pacing and expression, adapting to the acoustics of the scene. The research behind it: heygen.com/research/heygen-v…

A fire took Craig Veroni's home, his family's belongings, and his place to film. For a realtor whose leads came from YouTube, that was the business too. He made a personal avatar and posted every day. In 10 months his Instagram grew 4x. Read more: heygen.com/customer-stories/…

HeyGen is now #1 in voice. Our new voice model, HeyGen Voice, just topped the Artificial Analysis TTS leaderboard, beating every major model in blind tests. Live on HeyGen + API. API users get 50% off through 10/31. $15/million characters instead of $30, applied automatically.

One of the biggest names in real estate now has a daily video series he doesn't film. Today we're launching it with @RyanSerhant, delivered by his official avatar. Sales, business, and building your brand. Every day. The full story in Variety: variety.com/2026/biz/news/ow…

Now you can create videos the way you vibe-code. Meet Pexo, your AI video agent. Share your vision and references. Work through the details with Pexo like you’re messaging a friend. No complex prompts. No new tools to learn. Want to change something? Mark it on the video and tell Pexo what to change, just like leaving a comment in a doc. Everything in this video was made with Pexo: the visuals, the motion graphics, the music, the captions, and the voiceover. Even our founder @evanLiaoQ appears on screen. You vibe-coded what you built. Now vibe-create how the world sees it. #Pexo #AIVideoAgent #VibeCreate #MadewithPexo

"Script. Visuals. Voiceover. Captions. The edit. YES, the edit too. Pexo can take a project through that whole list, with a brief, source material and your feedback along the way. That scope is what gets my attention. Finishing is a substantial part of making a video. Here's one I made with Pexo 👇

You built the product. You fixed the bugs at 2am. You're finally ready to launch. Then someone asks, "Where's the launch video?" For most early-stage founders, a polished demo means an agency quote, a freelance motion designer, or a week lost inside After Effects. This 15-second launch clip for Clearloop, a tool that matches payments and reconciles invoices, is an example of what @Pexoai_offical can create. Pexo is an AI video agent that turns your product URL, screenshots, and brief into a finished, publish-ready launch video. Two things that matter when you're shipping on a tight budget: → You build it through conversation. Explain what your product does, share your materials, and review the direction Pexo proposes before anything gets produced. → Mark to Fix. If one scene misses, mark that exact moment and ask for a change. No starting over. Here's the part people underestimate: "unsexy" B2B products need launch videos the most. Nobody gets excited about invoice reconciliation from a static screenshot. If you're launching something this month, what's the one thing holding your launch video back? 👇

You've got the ideas. You've got the content. So why does it feel like you're posting into the void? Usually the idea isn't the problem. The format is. A great thought posted as a wall of text or a static slide gets scrolled past in 2 seconds. Motion stops the scroll. But learning After Effects to make a 15-second clip? Nobody has that kind of time. This clip is an example of what @Pexoai_offical can create. Pexo is an AI video agent that turns your brief, URL, or source material into a finished, publish-ready video. What makes it different: you don't fight with prompts, you have a conversation. → Explain your goal and share your materials → Review the direction Pexo proposes → Use Mark to Fix to point at one exact moment and change only that part Your idea stays yours. Pexo just gives it a format people actually stop for. What's one idea you've been sitting on because you didn't know how to make it visual? 👇

Hey @supermemory , we made this for you. Your website was the only input. Pexo picked up your brand style and turned what you’re building into a visual story.Scattered context, brought together by a memory layer for AI. Does this feel like Supermemory to you? #MadeWithPexo

My bet: a lot more people will make videos without ever developing an opinion on which model is best. Seems reasonable, really. A teacher has a lesson to explain. A founder has something to demo. Neither task needs to begin with a model leaderboard. Pexo can choose and combine production approaches around the project brief. You still review the direction and the work. That division of labour makes sense to me. Video below is mine, made with Pexo.

Shout-out to Pexo @Pexoai_offical for making this so much easier to put together. Had something to say about Sam Altman and Astra, and this was a fun way to get it across. Get bonus credits when you sign up for Pexo AI using this link: invite.pexo.ai/3Ty8WS4 Use code: W5NYLU]

Grok is moving faster than I can make videos about it. Made this before 4.7. It’s a historical documentary now.

Tim Cook took Apple from $350 billion to $4 trillion. Let’s see what John Ternus has in store for us

I’d rather spend my time refining the idea than figuring out complicated prompting techniques just to create a video. That’s what I like about Pexo: it lets you create and refine videos by describing what you want in natural language, making the editing process feel much more conversational. The chat-based editing is especially useful when you want to make specific changes, while Mark to Fix gives you more control over individual edits. If you already know how you want your video to look, Pexo makes it easier to focus on the creative direction instead of learning another complicated editing workflow.