We Tried Google's New AI Video to See if It's as Mindblowing as It Seems

Hollywood’s pivot to AI video has a prompting problem

It has become almost impossible to browse the internet without having an AI-generated video thrust upon you. Open basically any social media platform, and it won't be long until an uncanny-looking clip of a fake natural disaster or animals doing impossible things slides across your screen. Most of the videos look absolutely terrible. But they're almost always accompanied by hundreds, if not thousands, of likes and comments from people insisting …

We tried Google's new AI video to see if it's as mindblowing as it seems

Google Veo 3 lets you create clips you'd previously need a Hollywood special effects team for, but it's not perfect...

Google’s Veo 3: Advertising’s new AI tipping point writes Musa Kalenga

We can’t think of Veo 3 as just another shiny AI tool. It’s a fundamental shift in conceptualising, creating, and connecting with audiences. While global marketers rush to decode its potential, creative marketers in Africa have a unique opportunity to use this tool to leapfrog. A game changer, Google Veo 3 transforms a simple text prompt into an eight-second cinematic video with synchronised dialogue, ambient sounds, and contextually generated m…

Google Quietly Opens the Doors to Veo 3 for Public Testing via Vertex AI - THE iBULLETIN

Google is finally letting everyone play with Veo 3 — its powerful new video generator — but not without a few caveats. Users can now access it through Vertex AI on Google Cloud, if they’re willing to jump through a couple of hoops. You won’t find a massive fanfare or shiny homepage banners for this. Just a quiet rollout tucked inside Google’s ecosystem, armed with an entry price hidden behind a generous $300 trial credit. Veo 3 Gets a Wider Audi…