What Happened
OpenAI might be pulling back on video generation, but Google is forging ahead with a major AI update to its Vids editing product.
Why It Matters
The company's latest video and audio models are now integrated with the tool, and you can choose from various controllable avatars to appear in generated videos.
Key Details
- Your creations are also easier to share on YouTube now.
- Veo 3.1 is the biggest part of the Vids upgrade.
- Google first deployed this updated model in Gemini late last year, promising a substantial improvement in realism and consistency.
- While Google has pitched Veo as a tool for filmmakers, that's not how it positions Vids.
Background Context
OpenAI might be pulling back on video generation, but Google is forging ahead with a major AI update to its Vids editing product. The company's latest video and audio models are now integrated with the tool, and you can choose from various controllable avatars to appear in generated videos. Your creations are also easier to share on YouTube now. Veo 3.1 is the biggest part of the Vids upgrade. Google first deployed this updated model in Gemini late last year, promising a substantial improvement in realism and consistency. While Google has pitched Veo as a tool for filmmakers, that's not how it positions Vids. Google suggests using the AI tools in Vids to create animated party flyers, busines
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Source: Ars Technica – All content – Original Link
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