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The tool that causes the recent virus flooding is the extremely realistic AI-generated clips with audio, coming to more popular platforms
Manila, Philippines – Since the latest version of Google's AI video generator VEO 3 was announced in May 2025, it has attracted the most attention of all announcements from the company's annual I/O developer conference.
Its biggest feature is the ability to provide audio to the video it generates. This is the first of the AI video generators that also includes other players such as Luma, Pika and, of course, Sora from Openai.
If you're browsing on Tiktok or Instagram, you've probably seen videos of older Filipino women in the universe talking in Tagalog, or podcasts featuring lions and gorillas as hosts, or videos of gorillas explaining how to fight 100 men in connection with the recent popular internet debate about whether 100 men can defeat 100 men.
However, the most notable example shows that AI-generated clips show students opposed to Vice President Sarah Duterte's bullet each, who acknowledged the facts here.
What is one thing they all have in common? They are all made with Google Veo 3, highlighting the immediate impact of such tools.
More recently, PLDT has released a video using multiple clips generated by VEO 3 to highlight the dangers of AI-generated content.
VEO 3 is currently available with Google AI subscriptions. The cheapest one is around P1,100 per month, allowing users to create two or three clips a day. A $250 monthly subscription tier called “Ultra” is also available, allowing users to generate more clips among other features.
However, Google subscriptions are not the only way to access the services as they come to design apps with numbers from top industries such as Adobe and Canva.
On Tuesday, June 17th, Adobe announced that VEO 3 will be available on the new Firefly mobile app as part of a series of partnerships with many AI systems for AI images and video creation. As reported in CNET, using these systems with Adobe has the unique advantage of having more AI scraping protection. Partners have agreed to Adobe's policy that prevents models from being trained using data generated by Adobe users.
The starting rate is 2,000 credits or about 20 seconds of video for USD 10 per month.
One day after June 18th, Adobe Rival Canva announced that it will also incorporate VEO 3 into its platform. Users can access the Canva AI AI Assistant tools via the “Create Video Clip” tool and via an image generator tool called Leonardo.
Canva AI subscriptions start at P300 per month. This includes five video generation allowances per month, but the team says it is working to increase that limit.
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In addition to these apps, according to Honor of the Philippines, Google's previous VEO 2, which does not generate audio in June, also debuted on smartphones in June, allowing it to generate clips from up to 30 images to video per day. The feature is limited to testing, but the company has not made clear whether the feature will remain free or become a subscription feature. – rappler.com
