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Fri

Friday, February 28

Thu

Thursday, February 27

  1. Generative mediaReach 52

    Ideogram's new 2a model cuts image generation costs in half

    Ideogram just rolled out Ideogram 2a, its fastest and most cost-effective image model yet, generating photorealistic graphics and typography in seconds. The update cuts pricing by 50% compared to version 2.0 across both the web app and API. Ideogram also introduced public inspiration feeds that let anyone browse top community prompts without logging in.

  2. Generative mediaReach 39

    Pika drops v2.2 with 1080p and Pikaframes

    Pika just launched Pika 2.2, bringing 10-second video generation and crisp 1080p resolution to its platform. The update introduces Pikaframes, giving users control over key frame transitions anywhere between 1 and 10 seconds for more complex visual storytelling.

Wed

Wednesday, February 26

Mon

Monday, February 24

Sun

Sunday, February 23

  1. Generative mediaReach 53

    Google's Veo 2 video model will cost 50 cents per second

    Google just quietly revealed pricing for its Veo 2 video generation model, charging 50 cents per second of generated video—which translates to $30 per minute or $1,800 per hour. Unlike OpenAI bundling Sora into a $200 monthly plan, Google is taking a pure pay-as-you-go approach as high-end video generation models finally test commercial waters.

Fri

Friday, February 21

  1. Generative mediaReach 39

    Google's Veo 2 lands on Freepik with $0.50/second pricing

    Freepik just partnered with Google to roll out the Veo 2 video generation model, while Google quietly revealed its pricing at 50 cents per second. That adds up to $30 per minute for clips that can run two minutes or longer. Unlike OpenAI bundling Sora into a $200 monthly plan, Google is betting on pay-as-you-go video production.

Tue

Tuesday, February 18

Thu

Thursday, February 13

  1. Generative mediaReach 41

    Veo 2 brings standalone AI video clips to YouTube Shorts

    YouTube just upgraded its Shorts feature Dream Screen with Google DeepMind's Veo 2 model, allowing creators to generate standalone AI video clips from text prompts rather than just backgrounds. It offers better real-world physics and camera styling alongside SynthID watermarking, rolling out first in the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

Wed

Wednesday, February 12

  1. Generative mediaReach 34

    SD3.5 Large lands on Microsoft Azure AI Foundry

    Stable Diffusion 3.5 Large, alongside Stable Image Ultra and Core, is now available in the Microsoft Azure AI Foundry model catalog. The model brings both text-to-image and image-to-image capabilities with improved prompt adherence, letting enterprise teams integrate visual generation directly into their existing cloud stacks.

  2. Generative mediaReach 41

    Adobe drops commercial-safe Firefly video model

    Adobe just launched its Firefly Video Model in beta, bringing text-to-video, image-to-video, and multilingual audio translation into the Firefly web app. The model delivers 1080p clips with keyframe and camera controls, with Adobe highlighting it was trained strictly on licensed content to guarantee commercial safety.

Mon

Monday, February 10

  1. Generative mediaReach 39

    Luma AI brings image-to-video to Ray 2

    Luma AI just rolled out image-to-video generation powered by Ray 2 inside Dream Machine. Users can drop in virtually any still picture—historical paintings, artifacts, personal photos, or internet memes—and animate them into motion. It is available right now.

Sat

Saturday, February 8

  1. Generative mediaReach 37

    Christie’s dedicated AI art auction sparks immediate artist backlash

    Christie’s is hosting its first auction dedicated solely to AI-generated art, spotlighting works trained on artists' own inputs and a robot painting live. But the backlash was immediate: an open letter demanding the auction's cancellation collected over 1,800 signatures in less than 24 hours over copyright and uncredited training data.

Thu

Thursday, February 6

  1. Generative mediaReach 37

    Pika drops Pikadditions to insert AI objects into any video

    Pika just launched Pikadditions, a new video editing feature that lets you insert any AI-generated person or object into existing footage. Whether it is your own recording or a classic clip, the tool blends elements straight in, and new signups get 15 free generations right out of the gate.

  2. Generative mediaReach 41

    Google brings Imagen 3 to the Gemini API

    Google just opened up its flagship Imagen 3 image generation model to developers via the Gemini API. Priced at $0.03 per image, it delivers high-fidelity visuals across styles while embedding SynthID watermarks. Paid API users get access first, with a free-tier rollout coming soon.

Wed

Wednesday, January 22

Fri

Friday, January 17

  1. Generative mediaReach 31

    Runway launches Frames to bring cinematic image generation to creators

    Runway just launched Frames, its new text-to-image generator engineered for high-fidelity, cinematic visuals. Available to Unlimited and Enterprise subscribers, it packs 19 preset styles and lets users seamlessly turn generated stills into video using tools like Gen-3 Alpha Turbo with a single click. Runway is gunning straight for Midjourney's crown.

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