SenseTime has released Seko 2.0, which it describes as the industry's first multi-episode video generation agent, marking a step beyond short AI clips toward longer, more coherent video content.
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SenseTime's Seko 2.0 ties AI video breakthrough to Cambricon chips, signaling China's multimodal push
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