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Kling AI Officially Launches Next-Generation Kling 4.0, Raising the Bar for Professional-Grade Video Models

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Kuaishou's launch release for Kling 4.0: up to 30 seconds in one pass, steadier fast motion and up to 15 reference assets.

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It answers 3 questions

  1. How are founders making product demos, ads, and social video with AI (Veo, Runway, Kling, HeyGen, ElevenLabs)?
  2. Which AI video tool should I actually use, and for what job?
  3. How do you keep characters and brand look consistent across AI-generated scenes and assets?

Read with it

  1. Primary source on the consistency features that make Runway usable for real brand work. runway.com Article Runway Gen-4: AI video generation with world consistency Runway
  2. Google's own post on Gemini Omni Flash in Flow: generate, then refine a clip conversationally with characters kept consistent. blog.google Article New agents, mobile apps and Gemini Omni for Google Flow and Google Flow Music Google
  3. The canonical breakdown of the first AI-generated ad to air during the NBA Finals, tool by tool. adage.com Article How Kalshi made an AI ad using Google Veo 3 Ad Age
  4. Mainstream, skeptical reporting on the Kalshi ad that helps you separate the workflow from the hype. npr.org Article An AI video ad is making a splash. Is it the future of advertising? NPR
  5. PJ Accetturo's actual numbers: 300-400 generations for 15 usable clips, script to air in three days. yahoo.com Article The chaotic Kalshi ad was made with AI for $2,000. The creator shared how he made it Business Insider (via Yahoo)
  6. Flow is where most founder Veo workflows actually live; this is the official launch explainer. blog.google Article Introducing Flow: Google's AI filmmaking tool designed for Veo Google
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