Seeing the Sound, Hearing the Visual: How Kling 2.6 Changed AI Video Production
For a long time, artificial intelligence video generation had a glaring blind spot: it was completely, awkwardly silent. Creators could prompt stunning, cinematic worlds into existence, but the moment a character opened their mouth or a car screeched around a corner, the illusion shattered. Generating a video meant entering a tedious post-production loop—hunting for stock sound effects, syncing audio tracks, and trying to match lip movements manually.
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