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FLUX 3 Image supports bounding-box layouts, targeted edits, native 4K output, and ten reference images. Commercial weights are available, open weights are planned, and API use is half-price through October 8.

MiniMax H3 now has Hugging Face weights, fal endpoints, AI Toolkit LoRA support, and reported single-RTX-5090 local runs. MiniMax also said deployment in the US, EU, UK, and South Korea is available through formal authorization.

Seedance 2.0 rolled out native 4K generation while Seedance 2.0 Mini landed on fal, Replicate, Pika MCP, and ComfyUI. That matters because engineers can now reach the same video model family through APIs, MCP workflows, and local graph tooling instead of a single web surface.

NVIDIA released Cosmos 3 as an open omnimodel family with 16B and 64B variants, plus code, datasets, and a coalition around physical AI. The release matters because it ships with serving support and top open-weight image and video rankings, so teams can use it beyond a research teaser.

Grok Imagine Video 1.5 moved from arena ranking to usable APIs, with xAI docs live and third-party access on fal and Venice. That matters because developers can now script against the model through standard providers, though early #1 arena claims are already being challenged by side-by-side testers.