Unlike Sora, which debuted in February but is still only available to select users, Kling is already available through a “waitlist” that anyone can sign up for.
According to the release notes, Kling can render up to two minutes of 1080p video at 30 frames per second with a single request and can accurately simulate “real-world physics,” a challenge for most AI models. It uses a similar model to Sora and supports a variety of aspect ratios and shot types. Kling also excels at 3D reconstruction of the face and body.
Source: Ferra
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