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Every change to this hub is logged here with its date and its source, including changes to the ranking weights.

  1. new page Video generation

    The video category went live with four models and it ranks versions rather than products, because one model is resold across several tools. Weights: clip length 30, resolution 25, reference inputs 20, scene control 15, Iran 10. Seedance 2.5 came first. Generation time is not a criterion because no vendor publishes it, and neither is price, because Kling is absent from the only dollar-denominated list there is.

    Source: www.volcengine.com

  2. new page Seedance 2.5

    Seedance 2.5 was recorded: up to 30 seconds in one generation and up to 50 reference inputs, being 30 images, 10 videos and 10 audio clips. The thing the product page omits and the API docs state: this model resolution ceiling is 720p, where Seedance 2.0 went to 4K.

    Source: www.volcengine.com

  3. new page Kling VIDEO 3.0

    Kling VIDEO 3.0 was recorded: three to fifteen seconds, native 4K since 23 April, and native audio in five speech languages. Persian is not one of the five, which for a Persian reader is the most important fact on the page.

    Source: kling.ai

  4. new page Kling

    The Kling page was written. Five plans with prices from their own credit guide, plus the point that the advertised prices are first-subscription prices: Standard costs $6.99 and renews at $8.80.

    Source: kling.ai

  5. new page Veo 3.1

    Veo 3.1 was recorded: four, six or eight seconds, audio always on, and up to three reference images. 4K and 1080p exist on the eight second clip only, and an extended output is 720p.

    Source: ai.google.dev

  6. new page Runway Gen-4.5

    Runway Gen-4.5 was recorded, with numbers read from their own OpenAPI schema: two to ten seconds, a 720p ceiling, no audio parameter. No reference-input ceiling is published, so that cell stayed unverified and cost it twenty points of weight.

    Source: docs.dev.runwayml.com

  7. new page Studying and learning

    The studying category went live with four candidates and, unlike coding, it ranks products rather than model versions. Weights: digestion formats 35, your own material 20, workspace 20, output languages 10, Iran 15. Gemini Notebook came first. ChatGPT is in the table without a rank, because OpenAI pages return 403 to our server.

    Source: support.google.com

  8. new page Gemini Notebook

    Gemini Notebook was recorded, and recording it showed that Google has dropped the NotebookLM name: the official page and the help centre both write Gemini Notebook. Free plan: 100 notebooks, 50 sources each, nine output formats, and Persian on the output-language list.

    Source: notebooklm.google

  9. new page Gemini

    The Gemini page was written around Guided Learning. The ten files per prompt ceiling and the 70 languages come from Google own pages, and so does the boundary with Gemini Notebook: the Studio outputs cannot be generated in Gemini.

    Source: blog.google

  10. new page Claude

    The Claude page was written. Learning mode was confirmed from Anthropic own education page and the Pro price ($20 monthly, $17 on the annual plan) from the pricing page. Project capacity has no published figure, so that column stays empty in the study table.

    Source: claude.com

  11. new page Coding

    The coding category went live with six candidates and real evidence. The primary criterion is the WebDev Arena leaderboard at weight forty, and Opus 5 came first at 1692. No SWE-bench figure was entered, because we could not read that leaderboard directly.

    Source: arena.ai

  12. new version Claude Opus 5

    Opus 5, released 24 July 2026, was recorded with full specs at $5 and $25. The announcement Frontier-Bench and ARC-AGI 3 claims are relative and carry no absolute number, so they did not enter the table.

    Source: www.anthropic.com