Kling AI released Kling O1

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Kling Introduces VIDEO O1 Model

Kling AI released Kling O1, a unified model for generating and editing both video and images. It takes text, images, or video as input and handles everything in one system. It keeps characters, lighting, and motion consistent, which solves the usual problems of face drift, style changes, and broken continuity in AI video.

The model supports text-to-video, image-to-video, multi-reference image generation, and natural-language video editing. It can change environments, objects, or camera motion while preserving the original structure of the scene. It’s built for short cinematic clips in the 3–10 second range and is aimed at creators, advertisers, and social content teams.

Overall, Kling O1 positions Kling as a direct competitor to top multimodal video models by focusing on a single integrated workflow instead of separate tools.

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I Just canceled my ChatGPT subscription

Not gonna lie… it felt weird. I'd been using it every single day for almost a year.

But after trying Claude for two weeks, I couldn't go back.

Here's what happened:

The writing thing: You know that "AI voice"? The one that sounds helpful but also sounds like... nobody? ChatGPT gave me that. Every. Single. Time. I'd spend 15-20 minutes rewriting everything just so it didn't sound like a robot wrote it. Claude? First draft felt like something I'd actually say. Weird how much that matters until you experience it.

The research thing: Claude's deep research takes 30-45 minutes. I almost skipped it because who waits that long for anything anymore? But I tried it once. Then again. Then I stopped using Google for complex questions. It doesn't just find information. It connects dots I didn't even know existed.

The coding thing: I'm not a coder. Like, at all. But last week I built a small tool for my workflow. Me. The guy who failed his only programming class in college. When something broke, Claude actually explained why and fixed it. ChatGPT just kept giving me slightly different versions of the same broken thing.

Nvidia’s $100-billion deal with OpenAI not finalized

Nvidia’s proposed investment of up to 100 billion dollars in OpenAI is not finalized. The company’s CFO said they only have a letter of intent and are still negotiating the full agreement. The deal would require OpenAI to use at least 10 gigawatts of Nvidia systems, a massive amount of compute.

Nvidia already has about 500 billion dollars in chip bookings through 2026, and this potential OpenAI deal would be added on top of that. OpenAI is one of Nvidia’s largest customers, which has raised concerns about circular investment deals across the AI sector.

Nvidia has also committed up to 10 billion dollars to Anthropic, another major customer. Both the OpenAI and Anthropic arrangements could expand Nvidia’s future chip demand even further.

Amazon Upgraded Nova AI (Source)

Amazon introduced a major expansion of its Nova AI platform. The new Nova 2 models improve reasoning, multimodal understanding, speech interaction, and code execution at lower cost. Nova 2 Lite targets everyday automation, Nova 2 Pro handles complex high-accuracy tasks, Nova 2 Sonic provides real-time speech AI, and Nova 2 Omni processes and generates text, images, video, and audio in one system.

Amazon also launched Nova Forge, a service that lets companies build their own customized Nova-based models by training with their proprietary data. Early adopters include Reddit, Booking.com, and Sony.

A second service, Nova Act, creates highly reliable AI agents that can operate web interfaces, reaching 90 percent reliability in automated browser workflows. Companies like Hertz and 1Password are already using it to cut manual testing and repetitive UI work.

Prompt: Nano Banana Pro (Engineering-grade exploded diagram)

Nano Banana Pro produces clean, accurate, engineering-style exploded diagrams. I used Nano Banana Pro in 4K to reach maximum clarity and precision. I built a prompt that converts any image into a full exploded view with engineering-grade detailing. It's not perfect but you can always do back and forth to achieve accurate result.

PROMPT: 

Exploded isometric teardown diagram of [Put the name of the Object you are exploding]. Separate every component along a clear vertical axis with precise spacing. Render each part with accurate proportions and clean geometry. Include: outer casings, inner frame, mechanical parts, electrical modules, PCB, chips, connectors, buttons, switches, sensors, battery, screws. Use neutral lighting and a plain white background. Add thin uniform annotation lines pointing to each part with short, readable labels placed neatly around the image. No artistic style. No texture exaggeration. No distortion. Only a sharp, professional engineering breakdown similar to a hardware service manual.

Thanks for your time!

Shailesh & OpenAILearning team