Text 105 (+5) · Audio 102 (+2) · Video 110 (+10) · Agents 105 (+5) · Robots 100 (+0) · Other 100 (+0)
A public tool now keeps the same character recognizable across a full minute of generated video. Small businesses can storyboard simple ads without a production team. What still breaks: Hands, physics, and multi-character scenes remain unreliable.
A generally available agent now finishes multi-page web tasks it previously abandoned. Routine web chores (forms, lookups, comparisons) start to be delegable. What still breaks: Unfamiliar interfaces and logins still cause failures.
A shipped model now handles much longer documents without losing track of earlier sections. Contracts, reports, and book-length material can be analyzed in one pass instead of chunks. What still breaks: Subtle cross-references can still be missed in very long inputs.
A leading text-to-speech API reduced prices significantly. Voice features become affordable for small apps and indie creators. What still breaks: Emotional nuance still drifts on long passages.