
The Video Leaderboard's Number One Is a Talking Head
HeyGen Video leads at 64,000 weekly requests, ahead of Veo and Wan. Chinese labs hold about 54.8% of routed video traffic while Runway sits at 0.3%. What request volume measures.
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HeyGen Video leads at 64,000 weekly requests, ahead of Veo and Wan. Chinese labs hold about 54.8% of routed video traffic while Runway sits at 0.3%. What request volume measures.

Ten minutes is assembled from many shots, not rendered in one pass. The product is the planning harness, and the cost and quality claims are still waiting on third-party validation.

Kernel level checks on every file, syscall and connection, plus formal verification of policy changes before they apply. The install is one line. The operational bill is the rest of the page.

Fal post-trained FLUX 3 for speed and got a 1139 Elo claim out of it. The vote count is preliminary, the confidence interval overlaps the leader, and the 75% discount runs three weeks.

A staged painting video sells labour that never happened. The argument that this is ordinary fraud, not an AI ethics question, is the most useful thing said about it this month.

Ten minutes is assembled from many shots, not rendered in one pass. The product is the planning harness, and the cost and quality claims are still waiting on third-party validation.

Google takes 43.3% of image requests and OpenAI 33.2%. The more useful detail is that five of those ten slots are price tiers of the same model, and one of them is still a preview build.

A staged painting video sells labour that never happened. The argument that this is ordinary fraud, not an AI ethics question, is the most useful thing said about it this month.

The credits on "Shroom Clouds" list two AI artists by name. That turned an aesthetic complaint into an audit, and the plagiarism allegation riding alongside it has no filing behind it yet.

One billion licensed training images answers a procurement question, not a legal one. What the 8B open-weights model does, what it costs, and what it still cannot promise.

Google takes 43.3% of image requests and OpenAI 33.2%. The more useful detail is that five of those ten slots are price tiers of the same model, and one of them is still a preview build.

Canva's first in-house image model writes a composition plan, then renders it. The template-trained data is the real advantage, and the missing reference image support is the real limit.