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How to Make a YouTube Video: A Complete Workflow for Beginners
Descript has published a beginner-oriented guide to making YouTube videos, breaking the process into 10 steps: topic research, script and storyboard, recording, editing, SEO optimization, title and description, format adaptation, thumbnail design, and uploading and sharing. The article advises beginners to prioritize clean audio, cut out dead air, and add subtitles in advance, and notes that Descript lets you record, edit by editing the transcript, and add subtitles all within the same tool.
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How to clip YouTube videos and save the highlights
YouTube's built-in clipping feature lets you capture 5–60 second clips, save them to the Your Clips tab, and loop them, provided the original creator hasn't disabled clipping permissions. On desktop, you can select Clip from the three-dot menu and drag the sliders to finish clipping; mobile doesn't support this feature, so you'll need to use device screen recording instead. If you need longer clips or want to post to TikTok or Instagram, you can use Descript's AI assistant Underlord and choose Create clips to automatically pick out the highlights.
YouTube's built-in clipping feature lets you capture 5–60 second clips, save them to the Your Clips tab, and loop them, provided the original creator hasn't disabled clipping permissions. On desktop, you can select Clip from the three-dot menu and drag the sliders to finish clipping; mobile doesn't support this feature, so you'll need to use device screen recording instead. If you need longer clips or want to post to TikTok or Instagram, you can use Descript's AI assistant Underlord and choose C
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Krea explains the process by which viccpoes used Krea to create and publish a video
Krea explained how @viccpoes used Krea to create their biggest published video. According to content released by Krea AI on November 5, 2026, the process first used Claude and Krea MCP to complete the storyboard in Figma, then set keyframes with the Krea Agent in After Effects, and finally the agent took full control of After Effects. Currently there is only this one official statement, with no further developments yet.
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Krea introduces viccpoes' process for creating and publishing videos with Krea
Krea explained how @viccpoes used Krea to create their biggest published video. According to content released by Krea AI on November 5, 2026, the process first used Claude and Krea MCP to complete the storyboard in Figma, then set keyframes with the Krea Agent in After Effects, and finally the agent took full control of After Effects. Currently there is only this one official statement, with no further developments yet.
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Pangram releases two AI image and video detection models
On November 4, 2026, Pangram released two computer vision models: Pangram Image 1.0 for detecting AI-generated images, and the smaller and faster Pangram Image Flash 1.0 for frame-by-frame analysis of AI video. According to a report by Unite.AI, the company claims that Image 1.0 can identify 99.2% of AI-generated images with a false positive rate of 0.27%, and achieves 99.96% accuracy on the company's own set of 1,200 synthetic images; Flash 1.0 scores 98.7% on the DF26 benchmark, 29 points higher than the next-best detector. This update also adds heatmap output, native video upload, Chrome extension integration, and image and video API support, with the minimum input reduced to 256×256 pixels; images below 512 pixels come with a low-confidence warning. A report by heise online on the same day noted that the above accuracy figures have not been independently verified.
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View story:Pangram releases the Image 1.0 and Image Flash 1.0 detection models
PixVerse launches Kling 4.0, capable of generating 30-second videos in a single pass
On October 27, 2026, PixVerse announced that Kling 4.0 had launched on its platform, capable of generating videos up to 30 seconds long in a single pass without stitching; this version can also maintain character consistency across multi-shot scenes and sustain stable motion during high-speed action and complex camera movements. On October 29, PixVerse released an example generated in conjunction with Kling 4.0, saying that this generation presented a heavier sense of impact in the action and more stable details, closer to a live-action feel. On October 30, PixVerse said it had tried a complete parkour sequence on the platform with Kling 4.0, with clean movements from takeoff to landing, and the entire run maintaining momentum. On October 31, PixVerse posted that Kling 4.0 performs very well in action scenes, and listed features including Omni Reference maintaining consistency of characters and objects, generating up to 30 seconds in a single pass, maintaining stable cinematic motion under fast action, and native audio including dialogue and sound effects, inviting users to try it on PixVerse.
On October 27, 2026, PixVerse announced that Kling 4.0 had launched on its platform, capable of generating videos up to 30 seconds long in a single pass without stitching; this version can also maintain character consistency across multi-shot scenes and sustain stable motion during high-speed action and complex camera movements. On October 29, PixVerse released an example generated in conjunction with Kling 4.0, saying that this generation presented a heavier sense of impact in the action and mo
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SenseTime showcases Halloween short film created by AI video agent Seko
SenseTime showcased a Halloween-themed short film created by the AI video agent Seko. According to information released by SenseTime, the film's creator is 22-year-old CHunye, whose short drama series have accumulated over 74 million views. The post also provides CHunye's and Seko's accounts on Douyin, YouTube, IG, and X, along with a link to an entry point for creating with Seko. Currently, this event has only been reported by SenseTime as a single source, with no subsequent developments yet.
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SenseTime showcases Halloween short film created by AI video agent Seko
SenseTime showcased a Halloween-themed short film created by the AI video agent Seko. According to information released by SenseTime, the film's creator is 22-year-old CHunye, whose short drama series have accumulated over 74 million views. The post also provides CHunye's and Seko's accounts on Douyin, YouTube, IG, and X, along with a link to an entry point for creating with Seko. Currently, this event has only been reported by SenseTime as a single source, with no subsequent developments yet.
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Qin Lin proposes that AI video competition is shifting toward industrialized mass-production capability
On October 30, 2026, Securities Times reported that Qin Lin, founder of Xuanjia Technology, proposed that the competitive focus of the AI video industry has shifted toward industrialized mass-production capability. The report said Xuanjia Technology completed its B1 funding round, and about 30 days later, its B2 round was jointly invested by Shenye Capital, Fachuang Capital and Jiangbei New Area Science and Technology Investment Group, with cumulative financing exceeding 200 million yuan and an estimated valuation expected to surpass 2 billion yuan. Qin Lin said the production cost of a 120-minute short drama can be compressed from 300,000 to 500,000 yuan to about 5,000 yuan; the company's AI business revenue is growing at about 50% per month, and the platform has more than 100,000 online registered users. There are currently no facts on subsequent developments.
On October 30, 2026, Securities Times reported that Qin Lin, founder of Xuanjia Technology, proposed that the competitive focus of the AI video industry has shifted toward industrialized mass-production capability. The report said Xuanjia Technology completed its B1 funding round, and about 30 days later, its B2 round was jointly invested by Shenye Capital, Fachuang Capital and Jiangbei New Area Science and Technology Investment Group, with cumulative financing exceeding 200 million yuan and an
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Qin Lin proposes that AI video competition is shifting toward industrialized mass-production capability
On October 30, 2026, Securities Times reported that Qin Lin, founder of Xuanjia Technology, proposed that the competitive focus of the AI video industry has shifted toward industrialized mass-production capability. The report said Xuanjia Technology completed its B1 funding round, and about 30 days later, its B2 round was jointly invested by Shenye Capital, Fachuang Capital and Jiangbei New Area Science and Technology Investment Group, with cumulative financing exceeding 200 million yuan and an estimated valuation expected to surpass 2 billion yuan. Qin Lin said the production cost of a 120-minute short drama can be compressed from 300,000 to 500,000 yuan to about 5,000 yuan; the company's AI business revenue is growing at about 50% per month, and the platform has more than 100,000 online registered users. There are currently no facts on subsequent developments.
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