This week in AI video and filmmaking – September 13, 2026

New models, tools and platform rules from the past week in AI video and AI filmmaking. Every entry names its source and the date we checked it.

• New model: Tavus Launches Sparrow-2 Real-Time Conversation Model
  Sparrow-2 handles turn-taking, interruptions, and acoustic scenes as a unified system for real-time conversational video. It is aimed at developers building interactive avatar and voice experiences.
• New tool: InVideo Launches Enterprise Tier With Isolated Environments
  InVideo for Enterprise adds dedicated isolated environments, full audit logging, access controls, and commercial usage indemnification for organizations. It targets teams needing tighter governance…
• New tool: Adobe Adds Generative Media Tool to Premiere Pro
  Adobe introduced a Generative Media Tool inside Premiere Pro that lets editors generate video and audio directly within their projects. The feature integrates AI generation into the standard editin…
• Update: InVideo Agent One Tops Physion-Arc 1.0 Benchmark
  InVideo Agent One ranked first on the independent Physion-Arc 1.0 benchmark, confirmed by a re-evaluation dated late July 2026. The result signals strength for InVideo’s agentic video workflows rel…
• New tool: InVideo Launches Agent Two With Workflows and Enterprise Tools
  InVideo released Agent Two, adding Workflows, Enterprise, Folders, Connect, Stock, Slate, Notebooks, Playbooks, Multi-Input Intelligence, and Expert Agents. The update expands InVideo beyond single…
• New model: Magic Hour Adds Kling 2.6 Model Support
  Magic Hour now offers Kling 2.6 for text-to-video and image-to-video generation, giving users an additional model choice within the platform.
• Update: HeyGen Adds Video Podcast, HyperFrames, 30-Min Avatar Videos
  HeyGen introduced Video Podcast creation, HyperFrames, 30-minute avatar videos, and website-to-video tools. The update expands what creators can produce within existing plans.
• Licensing: EU AI Act Requires Disclosure of Synthetic Media of Real People
  As of August 2026, EU enforcement makes it legally mandatory to disclose AI-generated synthetic media depicting real people. Video creators distributing content in the EU must add clear disclosure …

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