Chinese AI startup Kling AI just released a massive upgrades to its creative suite

Chinese AI startup Kling AI just released a massive upgrades to its creative suite, launching KLING 2.0 Master for video and KOLORS 2.0 for images— with enhanced prompt adherence, more realistic outputs, and editing capabilities.

KLING 2.0 Master now handles prompts with sequential actions and expressions, delivering cinematic videos with natural speed and fluid motions.
KOLORS 2.0 generates images in 60+ styles, adhering to elements, colors, and subject positions for realistic images with improved depths and tonalities.
The image model also comes with new editing features, including inpainting to edit/add elements and a restyle option to give a different look to content.
Separately, Kling’s recent 1.6 video model is also being updated with a multi-elements editor, allowing users to easily add/swap/delete video from text inputs.
With ByteDance's Seaweed model yesterday and now KLING 2.0, Chinese AI startups continue their rapid advance in AI video generation. While formal comparisons to Western models like Veo and Sora needs more testing, early reactions suggest that KLING 2.0 is quickly narrowing the quality gap.