Kuaishou has unveiled Kling 3.0, the latest iteration of its AI video generation platform that introduces native 4K output, multi-shot sequencing up to 15 seconds, and synchronized audio generation. Early creator feedback highlights significantly improved photorealistic quality compared to previous versions, with the update representing a substantial leap toward production-ready AI video through its “AI Director” paradigm. The release positions Kling directly against competitors like OpenAI’s Sora, Runway, and Google Veo. Where previous generations of text-to-video tools often produced dreamlike, temporally unstable results, Kling 3.0 aims to deliver footage suitable for professional workflows through its unified multimodal framework. A unified approach to generation At the core of Kling 3.0 is what Kuaishou calls a Multi-modal Visual Language (MVL) framework. Rather than requiring creators to chain together separate tools for image generation, video animation, and audio synthesis, the system processes all three within a shared latent space. The practical benefit is consistency. In traditional AI workflows, passing an image from one model to another often causes character features to drift or morph between shots. The MVL framework preserves high-dimensional feature embeddings throughout the pipeline, meaning an image created with Image 3.0 serves as an anchor for subsequent video generation. The system is built on a Diffusion Transformer (DiT) architecture, which allows the model to understand relationships between pixels across both space and time simultaneously, resulting in significantly reduced flickering and texture boiling compared to previous AI video generations. Native 4K and the “AI Director” paradigm One of Kling 3.0’s most notable...
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