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Pika's open-weights H3 Flex reportedly tops open-source video chart

According to a post on X by @PixelAigc, Pika's newly open-sourced H3 Flex reportedly moved straight to first place among open-source video models. The post says it renders a 15-second clip in about seven seconds. Separately, the post says creators are stress-testing the local MiniMax H3, with one creator "torturing" it and another running a series called "Horrors of MiniMax local" up to episode 65. The snippet is brief, and the ranking is reported in the post rather than confirmed here.

Source: Scobleizer News Pulse (X) · x.com Found via Robert Scoble’s Scobleizer News Pulse · a post on X, not independently verified Published 2026-10-31T04:45:00+00:00 Detected 2026-10-31T09:26:22+00:00
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According to a post on X by @PixelAigc, Pika's newly open-sourced H3 Flex reportedly moved straight to first place among open-source video models. The post says it renders a 15-second clip in about seven seconds. Separately, the post says creators are stress-testing the local MiniMax H3, with one creator "torturing" it and another running a series called "Horrors of MiniMax local" up to episode 65. The snippet is brief, and the ranking is reported in the post rather than confirmed here.

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PixelAigc (about 1,500 views) reports that Pika's newly open-sourced H3 Flex went straight to first place among open-source video models and renders a 15-second clip in about seven seconds. Creators also kept stress-testing local MiniMax H3, with kentskooking "torturing" it and sadlemonjuice up to episode 65 of a...

Developers and creators choosing an open video model for local use may want to compare H3 Flex's speed and quality against other open options. If the ranking and speed claim hold up, it would matter for anyone weighing open models against hosted tools. Watch for independent benchmarks and published model details, since this item rests on a single social post.

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