Fal just launched fal.live, an interactive AI livestreaming platform where viewers shape what happens in real time. Users pick a channel and type text prompts to steer the video stream as it generates. It shifts audiences from passive viewers to active directors in endless generative broadcasts.
Developer multimodalart just launched a Hugging Face Space that brings tactile 3D camera controls to Qwen image edits. Powered by fal's multi-angle LoRA, the demo lets you manipulate azimuth, elevation, and distance via an interactive 3D viewport or sliders. Basically, dialing in camera angles no longer requires guessing prompt keywords.
Fal just released FLUX.2 [dev] Turbo, an ultra-fast distilled adapter for Black Forest Labs' flagship image model. Using DMD2 distillation, it slashes inference from 50 steps down to 8, outputting 1024x1024 images in 6.6 seconds for just $0.008. While weights are free on Hugging Face, commercial use requires fal's API under non-commercial terms.
Tavus just rolled out Hummingbird-0 on fal as a research preview, touting it as the most accurate zero-shot lipsync model they have tested across open and closed source. The release aims to deliver significantly cleaner, more convincing video dubbing and talking heads without extensive fine-tuning.
