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[AINews] Fal’s H3 Max Live breaks the infinite videogen barrier

2026-09-01 12:36 Models 🔥 28.9 heat score
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On September 1, 2026, AI company Fal released H3 Max Live. By using the Minimax H3 model for post-training and internal inference engine optimization, they increased the video generation speed by 35 times, successfully breaking through the bottleneck of unlimited video generation technology. This achievement was discovered by Ethan Mollick, and later productized by Fal’s team, being deployed as a Twitch live streaming service supporting unlimited streams. Although the generated videos had low quality and lacked storyline, it demonstrated the feasibility of ultra-real-time high-quality video generation. Due to the platform’s immediate ban on related services, Fal decided to build its own independent live streaming platform similar to “Twitch Plays Pokemon” to continue operating this feature.

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L Latent Space en 2026-09-01 12:36

[AINews] Fal’s H3 Max Live breaks the infinite videogen barrier

Fal utilized the Minimax H3 model for post-training and internal inference engine optimization, doubling the generation speed by 35 times and successfully breaking through the limit of unlimited video streaming. This achievement was discovered by Ethan Mollick, and later commercialized by Fal’s team, being deployed as unlimited Twitch live streams. Despite the poor quality and lack of plot, it proved the feasibility of ultra-real-time high-quality video generation. This progress led to immediate bans on the platform, prompting Fal to create its own independent live streaming service similar to “Twitch Plays Pokemon”.