Google announced a new generative AI model for video creation called Veo at this year's Google I/O, but it's only in a very limited release, and it looks like it's about to declare itself as a rival to OpenAI's new Sora synthetic video model. It looks like. Google introduces his Veo in celebrity collaboration, working with filmmaker and actor Donald Glover and his creative studio Gilga to produce high-quality 1080p resolution videos of him Demonstrated the capabilities of his Veo.
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During the presentation, Google highlighted Veo's ability to interpret and visualize creative prompts in a variety of cinematic styles. This includes everything from time-lapse footage to aerial photography and adapts to the specific requirements of each project. Veo's ability to translate natural language and visual semantics into visuals allows you to produce videos that are not only visually appealing, but also true to the creator's vision, ensuring consistency across sequences. and maintain realism.
The collaboration with Donald Glover and Gilga is part of Google's broader efforts to engage with the filmmaking community and improve the capabilities of Veo. By working directly with creators, Google aims to ensure that Veo not only supports their creative endeavors, but also evolves in response to their feedback and needs.
“Well, I've been interested in AI for a few years now. We reached out to some people at Google and they were working on something of their own,” Glover said in Google's promotional video. explained. “Everyone is going to be a director, everyone should be a director, because at the heart of all this is just storytelling. The more we can tell each other's stories, the more we can understand each other. It deepens.”
Veo builds on previous Google projects such as Generative Query Network (GQN), DVD-GAN, and Imagen-Video. The improvements made in Veo focus on enhanced understanding of video content, better image rendering, and more accurate simulation of real-world physics. These advances will drive further innovation across Google's AI research and product offerings. Currently, Veo is available to a select group of creators through a private preview on his VideoFX, but he plans to expand the feature to broader platforms such as YouTube Shorts in the future.
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