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Fairground AI TV retention 21 minutes, backlog update

, 3 items in AI Powered Film and Media, 2 min read

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Fairground AI TV reports viewers who stay past the first 60 seconds watch 21 minutes on average and provides a backlog clearance timeline. It also notes viewership peaks between 10 PM and midnight EST on weekends and announces upcoming August performance payments.

Key points

  • Retention: viewers who stay past the first 60 seconds watch 21 minutes on average.

  • Reviewed 5,000+ films; backlog expected cleared by end of November, with a 1-2 week review period becoming the new normal.

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Gemini 4 Carbon benchmark 65.2% vs Claude Opus 5.5 66.4%

Gemini 4 Carbon scored 65.2% in terminal-bench 4.0, below Claude Opus 5.5’s 66.4%. A claim says Google let artificial analysis run tb4 benchmark, which put Opus 5.5 below Carbon.

Key points

  • Gemini 4 Carbon score: 65.2% (terminal-bench 4.0).

  • Claude Opus 5.5 score: 66.4% (terminal-bench 4.0).

  • Claim: Google “cheated” in Gemini 4 Carbon benchmark reporting.

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H3 Max unreleased, Pika releases H3 fine-tune

Fal announced an H3 Max release two months ago but it remains unreleased. Pika released an H3 fine-tune and said they will release the weights as the model keeps improving.

Key points

  • Fal announced H3 Max release two months ago; it remains unreleased.

  • Pika released an H3 fine-tune and will release the weights, model keeps improving.

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