Luma's HDR AI breakthrough

Luma AI unveils Ray3 for studio-grade HDR video

Television Academy releases comprehensive AI guidelines

Meta launches Ray-Ban Display smart glasses with integrated AI

ComfyUI introduces Comfy Cloud for browser-based AI workflows

Ray3 is the world's first reasoning video model that understands both visual and conceptual prompts to plan coherent scenes with consistent characters and natural motion.

The model outputs native HDR video with enhanced color depth and contrast, making it viable for advertising, filmmaking, and professional digital media production.

New Draft Mode enables rapid prototyping with annotation tools that let you draw directly on frames to influence motion and design without additional prompting.

The model generates 10-second clips at 1080p resolution with state-of-the-art physics simulation for realistic object interactions and movement.

Agentic story development - Feed Eddie a URL in Rough Cut mode, and it automatically pulls key messages, brand positioning, and background context into the edit—so early cuts are aligned with client narratives from the start. (Treatment input coming soon!)

Extended rough cuts - Rough cut limit now stretches to 40 minutes, giving YouTubers, documentarians, and webinar creators room to edit long-form projects in one pass without external workarounds.

Smarter B-roll logging - Eddie now analyzes both visuals and dialogue in B-roll, making background footage searchable by what’s seen and said—surfacing contextual moments that often get missed.

Creative Integrity requires that AI tools support rather than replace human creative vision, ensuring original storytelling remains at the center of production decisions.

Permissions and Legal Viability mandates that creators secure proper rights, licenses, and permissions before using AI-generated content, especially for commercial submissions.

Accountability and Transparency demands clear documentation of how AI tools are used, who's responsible for outputs, and sustainable integration practices that consider environmental impact.

The glasses feature a 600x600 pixel display in the right lens that shows real-time captions, live translations, and contextual information overlays.

You control everything through a neural wristband that reads muscle signals from your wrist, letting you navigate menus and apps without touching anything.

The $799 price includes a 12MP camera, six-hour battery life, and the ability to capture content hands-free while accessing Meta AI.

The glasses launch September 30th at select US retailers with in-person fitting required, but you'll still need your phone nearby since they're designed as a companion device rather than a replacement.

VEED launched Fabric 1.0, an AI tool that turns any single image into a talking video using just audio or text input. The browser-based platform generates up to one-minute videos in seconds, making it 60x cheaper and 7x faster than traditional video production.

ComfyUI just launched Comfy Cloud, bringing its powerful node-based AI workflow tools directly to your browser. This new platform eliminates the need for local installation and complex setup.

ElevenLabs launched Studio 3.0, a browser-based editor that brings all their AI tools into one timeline workflow: AI voice synthesis, music generation,SFX, video editing.

Topaz Labs rolled out major updates to its AI-powered photo editing suite, introducing cloud processing and new generative upscaling models.

Dzine has launched its AI Video Editor that lets you control color, style, and lighting in your footage using simple text prompts and image references.