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Camera Intelligence has announced Generative Video Editing for Caira, making it — the company says — the first mirrorless camera system with generative video editing built in. It runs on Google’s Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash and Runway’s Aleph 2.0, and it arrives with a set of constraints that are arguably more interesting than the features themselves. Details are on the Camera Intelligence site, with a launch video on YouTube. What Caira is, first If the name is unfamiliar, Caira is an AI-native Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera that connects to an iPhone via MagSafe, aimed at creators and marketing professionals who want mirrorless image quality without a mirrorless workflow. It launched on Kickstarter last year with generative photo editing using Nano Banana, and units have since shipped to backers. This announcement extends that thinking to video. Camera Intelligence says it surveyed 111 backers after shipping, and 77% said generative video...

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