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ByteDance’s Real-Time & Cinematic AI🎦✨
ByteDance debuts cinematic & real-time AI video models, Microsoft rolls out Copilot Vision on Windows, and AMD challenges Nvidia with powerful new MI400 AI chips.
From real-time cinematic video generation to AI-powered operating systems and next-gen chips, the tech landscape is evolving at lightning speed. In this edition:
ByteDance breaks new ground with Seaweed APT2 and Seedance 1.0, two powerful AI models redefining video creation—from streaming virtual avatars to cinematic storytelling.
Microsoft introduces Copilot Vision for Windows, an intelligent on-screen assistant offering real-time, context-aware help inside apps.
AMD strikes back at Nvidia, unveiling the MI400 AI chips and Helios rack system designed for hyperscale AI infrastructure.
Read on for a full breakdown of these transformative announcements.
ByteDance Unveils Real-Time & Cinematic AI Video Models
Seaweed APT2 is ByteDance's cutting-edge model for real-time, interactive video generation. It can stream 24fps videos up to five minutes long, allowing for smooth, continuous, and low-latency output suitable for applications like virtual humans and camera-controlled world exploration. The model uses autoregressive adversarial post-training to efficiently generate long video sequences with a single network evaluation per latent frame, outperforming previous versions in both speed and duration.
Seedance 1.0, also from ByteDance, is designed for high-quality, multi-shot video generation with a focus on cinematic storytelling and visual consistency. It excels in prompt adherence, motion quality, and aesthetics, producing 1080p videos with rich textures and stable subject representation. Seedance 1.0 leverages advanced training and inference optimizations, enabling it to generate a 5-second 1080p video in just over 40 seconds, making it faster and more fluid than many commercial competitors.
Copilot Vision Debuts on Windows in US

Copilot Vision on Windows with Highlights is now available in the U.S., introducing a new way for users to interact with their Windows 10 or 11 PCs. When enabled, Copilot Vision acts as a real-time AI companion that can see what you see, analyze on-screen content, and provide instant insights or step-by-step guidance within apps. Users can share up to two apps at once, allowing Copilot to offer context-aware help—such as showing exactly where to click for a task, giving tips while gaming, or reviewing travel plans. This opt-in feature is easy to activate via the Copilot app and always keeps the user in control. The update also brings Deep Research and file search capabilities, positioning Copilot Vision as a smarter, more integrated assistant designed to help users accomplish their goals efficiently, with more features planned for future updates.
AMD Unveils MI400 AI Chips and Helios Rack to Challenge Nvidia

AMD has unveiled its next-generation AI chips, the Instinct MI400 series, which are set to ship next year and can be assembled into unified “rack-scale” systems called Helios, allowing thousands of chips to work together as a single massive compute engine—ideal for hyperscale AI data centers. Announced by CEO Lisa Su at a launch event in San Jose, the MI400 series is positioned to compete directly with Nvidia’s leading data center GPUs and will be used by OpenAI, as confirmed by CEO Sam Altman. AMD’s current flagship, the MI355X, began shipping last month and is already adopted by major AI players like OpenAI, Tesla, xAI, and Cohere, with Oracle planning clusters of over 131,000 chips. AMD claims its chips offer superior inference performance due to more high-speed memory and lower power consumption, translating to significant cost savings over Nvidia’s offerings. The company is aggressively expanding in the AI chip market, investing in acquisitions and open-source networking technologies, and expects the total AI chip market to exceed $500 billion by 2028, aiming to capture a larger share from Nvidia’s current dominance.
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