A 12.5-minute AI morning brief: four stories, four colour schemes, every day
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nicekate's "AI Morning Brief" turns four stories from 13 October into a 12.5-minute vertical video: Meta Muse Wonder, Zhipu's GLM-Legal, MiniCPM-V 4.7 and QwenGyre, for people who won't read the official write-ups. What makes a daily pace possible is the structure: each story is a standalone module, and an intro and outro tie them together. The post doesn't name tools, so the process below is reconstructed from the frames.
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