Could Google’s Veo 3 Be the Start of Playable World Models?

Could Google’s Veo 3 be the start of playable world models?

Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, hinted Tuesday evening that Veo 3, Google’s latest video generating model, could potentially be used for video games.

Google Launches Veo 3 AI Video Model for Creators

Google has announced the launch of Veo 3, its latest AI-powered video generation model. The new tool enables users to bring creative visions to life using a powerful mix of visuals and sound. Veo 3 is now available to all Google AI Pro subscribers across the region. According to Google, the tool is also fully integrated into the Gemini app, allowing users to generate videos by simply writing a scene description known as a “prompt.” Once a prompt…

Google’s Veo 3 Finally Comes to India, Can Generate AI Videos With Audio

Google expanded the Veo 3 artificial intelligence (AI) model to India and multiple other countries on Thursday. With this expansion, the AI-powered video generator tool is now available in every country and territory where the Gemini app is. The Mountain View-based tech giant has only made the feature available to its paid subscribers, and Veo 3 can be accessed within the Gemini app and the web interface.

We test Google Veo: impressive demo, unusable results (Pivot to AI) | ResearchBuzz: Firehose

Pivot to AI: We test Google Veo: impressive demo, unusable results. “Google Veo 3 is the new hype beast of generated video. There’s a ton of overnight AI experts saying this thing will definitely replace real production tomorrow. And it’s just false, Veo’s output is defective in all sorts of ways. It looks good on the surface — it really is an impressive demo! — until you think for two seconds about what you just saw and you realise everything t…

Google shows off how Veo AI can animate archive photographs

A project by Google and the Harley-Davidson Museum hints at some potential applications for the former’s Veo GenAI video tool in music. Veo was used to animate the still photographs from the museum’s archive, with Google’s Gemini AI adding text and audio commentary for each animated pic. “Archival photos convey so much about people, their attitudes, […] The post is from Music Ally.