Reference video and clearer decisions

You can now create short talking-video drafts and review marketing information with three new AI Tools.

What's new

• MiniMax H3 Max Reference Video turns a portrait and audio reference into a short talking video. Choose the shape and resolution, add optional motion direction, and review the playable result. The generated soundtrack may differ from your recording.
• Jev Decision Model evaluates text or structured information using questions you define. Choose between named options, score against a rubric, or ask yes/no questions, then review the returned probabilities and scores.
• Clef Decision Model supports text, structured information, and still images, with Clef and Clef-flash model choices. You can apply the same question types to written material or visual creative.

Why it matters

You can draft a short product introduction from a portrait and recording, sort campaign information into your own categories, or compare creative against a shared rubric. The decision tools show the choices and probabilities behind each answer so you can inspect the result before acting on it; a probability is an estimate, not a guarantee.

How to use it

For a video draft, use a clear portrait and a recording at least two seconds long and shorter than 15 seconds. For an evaluation, add your source information, define the questions and criteria, and run the AI Tool. Review the output and recorded credits in Results, and reopen the saved run when you need to compare it later.

Where to find it

Open AI Tools and search for MiniMax H3 Max Reference Video, Jev Decision Model, or Clef Decision Model. The links above open each tool directly.