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LTX-2.5
Everything published that touches LTX-2.5 — 13 pieces, newest first.
- Kandinsky 6.0 Video: The Open AI Video Model That Makes Its Own Sound, Under a License You Can Actually Sell Kandinsky 6.0 Video matters less for its pictures than for its paperwork, because unlike the other open picture-plus-sound models it carries no revenue cap or territory clause, and the…
- AI Alpha Mattes Without a Green Screen: Pulling Hair, Smoke and Glass From Ordinary Footage With LTX-2.5 Alpha-Gen LTX-2.5 Alpha-Gen is the useful kind of AI tool because it hands back a matte you still own and grade rather than a finished frame, but it chooses the subject for you, so it belongs on…
- Your LTX-2.5 Download Is Only a Third of the Bill The compressed LTX-2.5 video file everyone links to is one of four pieces you need, and the piece nobody mentions is the same size again, which is why sizing the download by your card still…
- Briefing · September 18, 2026 · morning Video generation just got faster than video playback, which turns a clip from something you submit and wait for into something you sit and iterate on, and the streaming plumbing to steer it…
- Paint Six Flat Colours, Get Fire: The Drawing Is the Real Prompt In this kind of tool the painted control frames carry the art direction and the text prompt carries almost nothing, and the team published enough of the recipe that the method transfers to…
- LTX 2.5 Can Now Edit Your Footage. Nine Tools Exist, and Seven Went Missing. LTX 2.5's add-on editing tools turned it into a practical way to change footage you already shot, and the tools that did not get carried over are what should decide whether you upgrade.
- Briefing · September 14, 2026 · morning Video adapters became the week's product, so the footage you already shot is now the raw material, and the cheapest way to get a new capability is to spend eight GPU-hours training one…
- LTX 2.5 Now Renders Ten Real Seconds on a 24 GB Card, and the File That Does It Advertises Its Own Weakness For local video the number that decides everything is whether the whole model fits on the card, which means a less faithful file that stays resident beats a more faithful one that has to be…
- Briefing · September 13, 2026 · morning No lab shipped a creative model this window, and yet the ceiling on what a 24 GB card can make went up roughly threefold, because the work that landed was conversion work on models you…
- Briefing · September 8, 2026 · morning A 33B video-plus-audio model reached three different consumer machines in one window through three incompatible hand-written runtimes, so the hardware question for creators is no longer…
- Briefing · September 4, 2026 · morning The prompt box stopped being the only steering wheel this week, but every new set of controls is a thin layer bolted onto a model that shipped weeks ago, so the license you inherit is the…
- Briefing · August 31, 2026 · morning One video model turned into a parts economy this week, and the parts are the interesting part, but the license underneath all of them shuts out the four markets where most of the people…
- Briefing · August 27, 2026 · morning Creative AI models are shrinking fast enough to live on a single machine, which turns per-generation billing into a one-time download and changes what a solo creator can afford to…