The AI video leaderboard, decided by votes

The short answer

The StreamingWars leaderboard ranks AI-made shorts by real votes. The default board, Most votes, gives every vote one point. The Rating board uses a chess-style rating that starts at 1500 and moves with every settled matchup. A Channels board ranks creators by wins. Each runs for today, this week and all time.

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Lengths: 0:15 to 2:00
Shape: 9:16 with sound
First short: Free up to 30 s
Cost: 50 credits / 15 s
Every vote earns: 0.25 credits
Watch both, then vote: +0.25 credits

The three boards

Board	How it ranks	Updates
Most votes	Every vote a short receives is one point	As votes come in
Rating	Chess-style rating from settled matchups, starting at 1500	Every few minutes
Channels	Creators ranked by their shorts' wins	Every few minutes

Rating boards can be narrowed to one category or one length band, so you can see the best 15-second comedy or the best two-minute thriller.

How a matchup works

01
Pairing
Two shorts from the same category and a similar length, close in rating where possible. New shorts get shown first.
02
Voting
Viewers pick one. Every vote is a point on Most votes straight away.
03
Settling
After five votes the matchup settles. The winner's rating rises, the loser's falls, more so when the underdog wins.

Not a model leaderboard

Some AI video arenas rank the video models themselves. This one ranks the shorts people make: the ideas, the stories and the choices behind them. It's a leaderboard of creators, not of software.