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Luma has introduced Luma Agents, a new class of artificial intelligence systems designed to execute end-to-end creative projects across text, image, video and audio.
The company said the AI agents are built to help agencies, marketing teams, studios and enterprises scale creative production while maintaining context from initial concept through final delivery.
Unlike many existing AI workflows that rely on combining separate models for text, image or video generation, Luma Agents operate within a unified system designed to coordinate tools, models and iterations within a single environment. The agents can plan projects, generate content, evaluate results and refine outputs across multiple formats while maintaining shared context throughout the process.
According to Luma, the system is intended to replace fragmented multi-tool workflows that often require teams to manually move between different AI platforms and re-establish context at each stage of production.
The agents operate in a collaborative environment where human teams guide creative direction while AI systems handle orchestration, task routing and execution.
The technology is already being deployed by large agency networks. Publicis Groupe operations in the Middle East and Serviceplan Group are integrating Luma Agents into strategy, creative development and production workflows to increase output and streamline collaboration across markets.
Luma said the agents are powered by a new architecture called Unified Intelligence, which trains a single multimodal system capable of reasoning and generating content across different media formats. The first model based on this architecture, called Uni-1, can process language and visual data in the same sequence, allowing the system to plan and generate creative outputs within a single reasoning process.
The agents can also coordinate tasks across multiple external AI models, including Veo, Sora and ElevenLabs, selecting the most suitable system for each stage of production.
Luma said the platform is designed for enterprise use, with features aimed at addressing intellectual property protection, compliance and operational oversight. These include mechanisms to ensure customer ownership of generated content, automated content checks to reduce copyright risks and mandatory human review workflows before public release.
The launch reflects growing interest in so-called agentic AI systems, which move beyond simple content generation to perform multi-step tasks autonomously within business workflows.
The company said the AI agents are built to help agencies, marketing teams, studios and enterprises scale creative production while maintaining context from initial concept through final delivery.
Unlike many existing AI workflows that rely on combining separate models for text, image or video generation, Luma Agents operate within a unified system designed to coordinate tools, models and iterations within a single environment. The agents can plan projects, generate content, evaluate results and refine outputs across multiple formats while maintaining shared context throughout the process.
According to Luma, the system is intended to replace fragmented multi-tool workflows that often require teams to manually move between different AI platforms and re-establish context at each stage of production.
The agents operate in a collaborative environment where human teams guide creative direction while AI systems handle orchestration, task routing and execution.
The technology is already being deployed by large agency networks. Publicis Groupe operations in the Middle East and Serviceplan Group are integrating Luma Agents into strategy, creative development and production workflows to increase output and streamline collaboration across markets.
Luma said the agents are powered by a new architecture called Unified Intelligence, which trains a single multimodal system capable of reasoning and generating content across different media formats. The first model based on this architecture, called Uni-1, can process language and visual data in the same sequence, allowing the system to plan and generate creative outputs within a single reasoning process.
The agents can also coordinate tasks across multiple external AI models, including Veo, Sora and ElevenLabs, selecting the most suitable system for each stage of production.
Luma said the platform is designed for enterprise use, with features aimed at addressing intellectual property protection, compliance and operational oversight. These include mechanisms to ensure customer ownership of generated content, automated content checks to reduce copyright risks and mandatory human review workflows before public release.
The launch reflects growing interest in so-called agentic AI systems, which move beyond simple content generation to perform multi-step tasks autonomously within business workflows.
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