Pika open-sources H3 Flex video model, tops DesignArena t2v board
Read original source →huggingface.coPika H3 Flex is a post-trained MiniMax H3 omni video model released open-weight, generating in six denoising steps instead of 50 and priced from $0.01/sec. It outputs up to 4K with five editable audio stems (dialogue, score, SFX, foley, ambience) and claims up to 91% better results than competitors.
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