AI Video Papers2026
Generates interactive long-horizon 24-fps video worlds (540p/720p) from text, image, or video inputs. Uses a 15B video diffusion transformer with a bounded visual context (sink frame, compressed temporal history, geometry-aligned spatial memory, recent-frame conditioning) and a discrete autoregressive distillation that cuts inference to ~4 sampling steps per chunk.
AI Video Papers2026
Extrapolates long video sequences from very short contexts by restoring memory-writing supervision in autoregressive video diffusion models using a two-pass Self Gradient Forcing (SGF). SGF records a no-gradient rollout at a sampled denoising exit and then recomputes KV context in a second parallel pass so future losses teach earlier latent writes, enabling minutes-long extrapolation from ~5s windows.
AI Video Papers2026
Real-time streaming multimodal foundation model that uses a codec-native tokenizer (Mage-ViT) to encode motion- and residual-rich regions from video I/P frames, reducing visual token usage by over 75% and enabling up to ~3.5× wall-clock inference speedup after training on ~560M images and 100M video frames.
AI Video Papers2026
Converts text prompts into physically consistent videos by synthesizing executable Blender programs as a process-level chain-of-thought and using a dual-engine pipeline (deterministic simulation draft + draft-conditioned video editor). Ships with a VideoCoCo-3K draft–instruction–target dataset and shows substantial gains in physical-consistency benchmarks.
AI Video Papers2026
Introduces WorldExam, a diagnostic benchmark that evaluates controllable video world models across four levels from visual quality to inherent world reactivity. Covers 1,474 cases across eight tasks and supports camera-, action-, and language-driven paradigms, measuring scene-conditioned reactions beyond explicit instructions.
AI Video Papers2026
Performs real-time, instruction-guided video-to-video editing on streaming input using a 16B autoregressive diffusion model that preserves subject identity and long-term temporal coherence; achieves end-to-end 720p at ≈30 FPS on a single Nvidia B200 GPU. Key features include chunk-wise autoregressive adaptation, Source-Anchored Distribution Matching Distillation (SA-DMD) that reduces diffusion to a two-step generator, and Long-Horizon Autoregressive Distillation to mitigate temporal drift.
AI Video Papers2026
Evaluates VLMs' ability to form global spatial awareness from long-horizon egocentric video. Introduces GST-Bench: a VQA benchmark with human-verified questions from 6,790 minutes of synthetic video, reveals a large gap (best zero-shot 42.68 vs human 79.08) and provides GST-Train dataset.
AI Video Papers2026
Uses video generation only as a training signal to co-train a pretrained video expert and a lightweight action expert, then discards the video branch at inference to produce a low-latency end-to-end driving planner; enhanced with RL for compositional driving rewards.
AI Video Papers2026
Chuyue Li, Jinpeng Yu +8Affiliation: Qwen Business Unit of Alibaba, Affiliation: ShanghaiTech University +3
Encodes videos into a Film Knowledge Graph and reconstructs them to learn agent-native, editable video representations for agentic reasoning and manipulation. Uses agentic auto-encoding with dual-loop textual-gradient optimization, reports large reconstruction gains, and releases a benchmark and dataset.
AI Video Papers2026
Externalizes persistent scene state into a camera-indexed world bank and designs a long-horizon teacher whose sparse-attention supervision is distilled into a three-step student, enabling responsive, low-latency interactive long-horizon video generation with bounded denoiser context.
AI Video Papers2026
Predicts future video frames conditioned on an observed frame, a language instruction, and a sequence of end-effector poses and gripper states for robot manipulation. Uses per-arm SE(3) geometric encoding (PRoPE-style), a lightweight depth branch, SAM3 masks with a frozen V-JEPA teacher, and distribution-matching distillation for efficient, consistent action-conditioned rollouts.
AI Video Papers2026
Systematically evaluates AI-generated video detectors and generators for real-world crisis scenarios using RA-Bench (17,886 clips: 1,830 real anchors, 16,056 generated). Shows detector families fail to generalize across generation conditions, and that human-misleading videos and social dissemination further degrade detection.