New Chinese video generation model beats OpenAI’s Sora

Kuaishou, a Chinese tech company, has introduced Kling,an AI model for hyper-realistic video generation. It can make videos up to two minutes long at 1080p resolution and 30 frames per second, vs. Sora’s one-minute videos.

Kuaishou claims Kling correctly simulates the physical properties of the real world, including complex motion sequences. Using a diffusion transformer, it can also combine concepts and create fictional scenes, such as a cat driving a car through a busy city.

Why does it matter?

This Sora alternative is blowing everyone’s minds. It is becoming increasingly clear that China is catching up fast with the USA in AI.

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Scientists have created a gel that neutralizes the harmful effects of alcohol.

The substance can break down ethanol into harmless acetic acid, which is easily absorbed by the gastrointestinal tract. As a result, the liver, the main organ that suffers from alcohol, remains practically unharmed.

But most importantly, the gel provides the desired effect of intoxication without the negative consequences.

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