US EditionGoogle’s Will Smith Double Is Better at Eating AI Spaghetti … but It’s Crunchy?
- Google unveiled Veo 3, a new video-generating AI model with synchronized audio, on May 21, 2025, at Google I/O in the United States.
- Veo 3 builds on Veo 2 by addressing the technical challenge of synchronizing video with dialogue, sound effects, and ambient noises.
- The model generates photorealistic scenes based on text prompts and specializes in real-world physics and lip-syncing, enhancing its use in filmmaking.
- Veo 3 is available now through Google's Gemini app and Flow tool exclusively to U.S. Subscribers of the $249.99-per-month AI Ultra plan, which includes 30TB cloud storage.
- Veo 3's release may disrupt over 100,000 U.S. Creative jobs by 2026 as it advances Google's mission to bring useful AI tools to artists and filmmakers.
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Google’s Will Smith double is better at eating AI spaghetti … but it’s crunchy?
On Tuesday, Google launched Veo 3, a new AI video synthesis model that can do something no major AI video generator has been able to do before: create a synchronized audio track. While from 2022 to 2024, we saw early steps in AI video generation, each video was silent and usually very short in duration. Now you can hear voices, dialog, and sound effects in eight-second high-definition video clips. Shortly after the new launch, people began askin…
Erasing Reality Toy Anyone Can Use
Google Veo 3 hit the Internet and it’s 100% AI. You will find it hard to believe how realistic it is, and it will make you realize how the world of unreality will seriously harm our culture in the near future. It’s a wonderful creation and a terrible one. You won’t know what’s real or […] The post Erasing Reality Toy Anyone Can Use appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.
Why Google’s Veo 3 has the internet worried after AI-generated news videos go viral
Google has launched Flow, an AI video creation platform that combines its generative models, allowing users to create short videos through natural language prompts. The tool has sparked excitement and concern over its potential for generating realistic misinformation.
People are struggling to separate Google's new video AI from real life
An AI-generated female opera soprano sings with an orchestra in a clip made using Google Veo 3 (Picture: YouTube/Jerrod Lew) Google’s new AI software is becoming a ‘tedious burden’ for content creators, with viewers struggling to tell the difference between fake videos and real life. AI generated clips made by the new cutting-edge tool Veo 3 can include dialogue for the first time to create realistic videos from street interviews that never happ…
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