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AI Video Is Invading YouTube Shorts and Google Photos Starting Today
UNITED STATES, CANADA, AUSTRALIA, AND NEW ZEALAND, JUL 23 – YouTube Shorts launches AI tools powered by Google's Veo 2 model, enabling creators to animate still photos into six-second videos with over 200 billion daily views, starting in select countries.
- Amid soaring demand, YouTube announced on Wednesday that Shorts creators gain new AI features, including an image-to-video tool and AI effects in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
- Amid growing consumption, Mohan emphasized the need for new creative tools, adding tools will help creators meet rising demand for interesting content.
- Powered by Google's Veo 2 engine, the tool offers 'Subtle movements' and 'I'm feeling lucky' prompts for animation.
- Following the rollout, creators can access three distinct generative features, now available in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
- Features are set to expand to more regions later this year, and Veo 3 support is slated to arrive later this summer while expansion unfolds later this year.
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Google has launched new updates to two of its popular platforms - Google Photos and YouTube Shorts. The new features include Veo 2-powered features and various new improvements in the features. The Google new announcement include generative effects and AI-powered updates. 📲 YouTube Shorts, Google Photos Updates: Google Rolls Out Veo 2-Powered Features and New Upgrades to Its Short Video and Photos Platforms.
Google adds its photo-to-video tech to YouTube Shorts
Google has been putting more AI tools in just about all of its services, and two more are getting the treatment. First up, Google Photos is adding some new AI-powered creation features. Starting today, the platform will support a photo-to-video option that can generate a six-second clip from a still image in your library. The capability is powered by Google's Veo 2 engine, and users will be able to select either "Subtle movements" or "I'm feelin…
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