All posts tagged: veo

Google Expands Veo 3 Video Generation Model to 71 Countries, Details Availability

Google Expands Veo 3 Video Generation Model to 71 Countries, Details Availability

Google expanded access to its Veo 3 video generation model over the weekend. On Saturday, the Mountain View-based tech giant announced that the artificial intelligence (AI) model is being rolled out to 71 new countries (in addition to the early testers) across the Gemini app and the web version. Currently, the AI video generator is only available to the paid subscribers of Gemini. Notably, Veo 3 was released at Google I/O 2025 last week and comes with multiple new upgrades and native audio generation capability. Veo 3 Is Now Available in 71 Countries In a post on X (formerly known as Twitter), Josh Woodward, Vice President at Google Labs and Gemini, announced the expansion of the Veo 3 AI model to 71 new countries. Notably, the first rollout skips the European Union nations, the UK, as well as India. Answering a commentator’s query on when users can expect Veo 3 to arrive in India, Woodward said, “Working to enable India as fast as we can!” Some of the countries that are getting access to the …

Google’s Veo 3 AI video generator is a slop monger’s dream

Google’s Veo 3 AI video generator is a slop monger’s dream

Even at first glance, there’s something off about the body on the street. The white sheet it’s under is a little too clean, and the officers’ movements are totally devoid of purpose. “We need to clear the street,” one of them says with a firm hand gesture, though her lips don’t move. It’s AI, alright. But here’s the kicker: my prompt didn’t include any dialogue. Veo 3, Google’s new AI video generation model, added that line all on its own. Over the past 24 hours I’ve created a dozen clips depicting news reports, disasters, and goofy cartoon cats with convincing audio — some of which the model invented all on its own. It’s more than a little creepy and way more sophisticated than I had imagined. And while I don’t think it’s going to propel us to a misinformation doomsday just yet, Veo 3 strikes me as an absolute AI slop machine. Google introduced Veo 3 at I/O this week, highlighting its most important new capability: generating sound to go with your AI video. “We’re …

Google Unveils Video-Generation Model Veo 3 and Image Generation Model Imagen 4 at Google I/O 2025

Google Unveils Video-Generation Model Veo 3 and Image Generation Model Imagen 4 at Google I/O 2025

Google unveiled the next generation of its image and video generation artificial intelligence (AI) models on Tuesday at the I/O 2025 event. Dubbed Imagen 4 and Veo 3, these multimodal AI models arrive with new capabilities and upgrades over their predecessors. While Imagen 4 features faster generation times and improved text rendering, Veo 3 gets native audio generation capability and can integrate background sound and dialogues in generated videos. Alongside the new models, the tech giant also unveiled a new AI-powered filmmaking app dubbed Flow. What’s New With Imagen 4 and Veo 3? In a blog post, the Mountain View-based tech giant detailed the new image and video generation AI models. Imagen 4 comes almost a year after its predecessor was released. In December 2024, Google also released Veo 2 and updated Imagen 3 with new capabilities. Now, with Imagen 4, the company is focusing on generation speed and accuracy of the model. Similar to the previous generation, the latest Imagen model also supports text and images as input. The generated images witness an improvement in …

YouTube Shorts Now Supports Veo 2 AI Model, Lets Users Create Standalone AI-Generated Videos

YouTube Shorts Now Supports Veo 2 AI Model, Lets Users Create Standalone AI-Generated Videos

YouTube added a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature for the creators on the platform on Thursday. The video streaming platform announced that Google’s Veo 2 AI model is being integrated with the Dream Screen feature. The new video generation model also adds the capability for users to generate standalone AI-generated videos. The company says the tool can be used to add footage that is not easily available or to bring an imagination to reality. Notably, Dream Screen would earlier only allow creators to add video backgrounds using AI. YouTube Shorts Now Allows Users to Generate AI Videos In a blog post, the video-streaming giant highlighted that it is integrating Google DeepMind’s latest video generation model Veo 2 with Dream Screen. Using this, users can generate standalone videos to be used in the Shorts. Notably, YouTube Shorts is the short-format vertical scrolling video interface the company launched in 2020. The company said that the feature is aimed at assisting creators on the platform with generating footage that is not easy to find. The tool is a …

Google Introduces Veo and Imagen 3 to AI Platform

Google Introduces Veo and Imagen 3 to AI Platform

Two new Google generative AI models, Veo and Imagen 3, are now available on the cloud hosting service Vertex AI. Veo generates videos, and Imagen 3 creates photos. Google proposes these models could be used in marketing, e-commerce, and more. Veo builds video from text or image prompts After companies like OpenAI experimented with video generation to mixed success earlier this year, infrastructure and processing power have caught up and made video generation more practical. Just this week, Amazon introduced a video-generation model called Amazon Nova Reels on AWS. Veo creates videos from text or image prompts and can add elements to existing videos. Google addressed common challenges in video-generation AI, such as maintaining continuity and avoiding unnatural-looking movement. This effort followed OpenAI’s February Sora demonstration, which highlighted issues such as bizarre movements, including surreal examples featuring wolves. Veo can generate images over a minute long at 1080p resolution, and longer videos can include multiple scenes generated from sequential prompts. Veo can replicate different art styles, as shown by this video, generated entirely by the …

Google, Meta Bid Millions for Hollywood Content as AI Licencing Race Heats Up: Report

Google and Meta have reportedly joined OpenAI in the artificial intelligence (AI) content licensing war. OpenAI has been making numerous deals with news publishers and other websites to access their data to train its AI models. As per a report, Google and Meta have also entered the market to strike content licensing deals with Hollywood studios. It is said that the tech giants intend to use this database to train their video generation models. Notably, Google recently unveiled its AI video model Veo. According to a report by Bloomberg, both Google and Meta are trying to get access to the large content libraries of Hollywood studios to train their respective AI video models. While Google might want these partnerships for Veo, Meta has not publicly announced any such model. However, the report claims that the social media giant might be working on a video model internally. Citing people familiar with the matter, the report highlighted that both companies have offered tens of millions of dollars to partner with studios. While the Hollywood studios are said …

Google I/O 2024: Google Unveils AI Video Generator Veo, Takes on OpenAI’s Sora

Google I/O 2024’s keynote session was a 112-minute-long affair where the company made several major announcements focused on artificial intelligence (AI). The announcements ranged from new AI models to integration of AI into Google products, but perhaps one of the most interesting introductions was Veo, an AI-powered video generation model, that can generate 1080p resolution videos. The tech giant said that the AI tool can generate videos that go beyond the one-minute mark. Notably, OpenAI also unveiled its video AI model dubbed Sora in February. During the event, Demis Hassabis, co-founder and CEO of Google DeepMind, unveiled Veo. Announcing the AI model, he said, “Today, I’m excited to announce our newest and most capable generative video model called Veo. Veo creates high-quality 1080p videos from text, image and video prompts. It can capture the details of your instructions in different visual and cinematic styles.” The tech giant claims that Veo can closely follow prompts to understand the nuance and tone of a phrase and then generate a video to resemble it. The AI model can …