After all Google has Issued Its AI video generation model is called Veo 2 which competes with OpenAI Sora Sample. Unlike the Sora, which can produce 20-second clips at up to 1080p resolution, Google’s Veo 2 model can produce minute-long videos at stunning 4K resolution. Importantly, Google says Veo 2 understands “real-world physics” and “the nuances of human movement and expression” for better realism.
in our sora practical In testing, we found that OpenAI’s video generation model lacks a good understanding of physics. But Veo 2 promises better output as it hallucinates less. For example, with VO2, you’re unlikely to find extra fingers in humans or unexpected objects in the final output.
Additionally, you can create videos in different styles by defining the lens, style, cinematic effects, close-up shots, low-angle tracking shots, and more.
Veo 2 is being rolled out gradually through VideoFX, YouTube, and Vertex AI. To access Veo 2, you must Sign up for the waiting listGoogle says Veo 2 is coming to YouTube Shorts next year. And all Veo 2-generated videos will include an invisible synthID Watermark to identify AI-generated videos.
In addition to video generation, Google has also announced its AI image generation model Imagen 3. Imagen 3 can now produce “brighter, better composed images”. It is also more accurate and can produce a wider range of art styles, including abstract, anime, photorealism and impressionism. This is going on widely ImageFX In more than 100 countries.
Finally, Google has introduced a new experimental tool called “Whisk” that lets you create a unique image by combining the subject, scene, and style and remixing them. For example, you can upload a photo as your subject, then you can add a scene or enter a prompt to describe the scene. Next, you can define the style and add a gesture to create the images you have in mind.
It uses the visual understanding of Imagen 3 and Gemini to blend all the inputs and generate a new image. You can access Whisk by turning on Google Labs,
