October 13, 2026
vLLM Semantic Router has released Decision 3.0, a family of five open-weight multimodal models ranging from 0.8B to 27B parameters, all licensed under Apache 2.0. The models are designed to answer structured decision-type questions - multiple choice, yes/no, and scoring - about both text and images in a single inference call, without generating free-form text.
Code references to a model called GemPix 3 Pro have surfaced, pointing to Google working on a new Gemini 4 Argon-based image generation model. The upgrade appears destined to power Nano Banana 3 Pro, Google's next iteration in its on-device AI lineup. Details remain sparse, but the findings offer an early look at Google's image AI roadmap.
Higgsfield has extended its AI video generation limit from one minute to over ten, a significant step for creators working on longer-form content. The update also brings tighter visual consistency powered by GPT-Image-2.5 and introduces voice-driven filmmaking through GPT-Live. Together, the changes position Higgsfield as a more capable tool for end-to-end video production.
Epic Games has issued an "AI-first" mandate for an unannounced Disney title, directing developers to use tools like Anthropic's Claude for code generation and to produce all in-game art through AI workflows. The project has slipped past its original March release window as the studio reorients around these new processes. The directive reportedly includes an explicit instruction from a director that there will be "no more hand-written code."
An AI-generated image of actress Mia Goth spread widely on Instagram after her divorce filing made headlines, with hundreds of thousands of users - including industry figures - liking the post before it was identified as fake. Goth has spoken out against the platform for allowing the image to circulate. The incident raises fresh questions about how social media platforms handle AI-generated content of real people.
Arri has released version 1.5 of its Film Lab OpenFX plugin, expanding the range of analog cinema formats it can emulate within standard video editing and color grading applications. The update arrives roughly a year after the tool's initial launch, building on the foundation Arri established for bringing filmic characteristics to digital footage. The new version adds more analog looks to the existing library, giving colorists and filmmakers additional options for achieving a celluloid aesthetic
