Kling Tests 30-Second AI Video Model With Select Users
Kling 4.0 expands AI video generation with clips up to 30 seconds, multimodal references and keyframe controls to guide scenes and continuity. The launch comes as the Chinese video-generation company prepares for a possible Hong Kong listing and competes with ByteDance’s Seedance amid broader challenges monetizing AI video.
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About Keling
Keling or Kling is an exonym to denote an Indian or someone deemed to have originated from South India. Originally a neutral term, since the mid-20th century it has been considered derogatory and an ethnic slur, and it is sometimes euphemistically referred to as the K-word. The term is used in parts of Southeast Asia, particularly the Malay Archipelago where there are a significant Tamil diaspora – specifically Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore and Brunei – but cognates exist in neighbouring countries as well.
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