Veo

Google announced in a blog post yesterday (December 4) that it is opening up its latest generative AI video model, Veo, to enterprises in the form of a private preview on the Vertex AI platform to power the enterprise content creation process. Google initially publicly demonstrated the Veo model in May this year, three months later than OpenAI's Sora model, but Google released Veo early to seize the opportunity in the context of the increasingly heated competition in the field of AI video generation. 1AI cites a blog post that describes how Veo can be prompted by text or image...

At the Google I/O Developer Conference 2024, Google introduced Veo, a strong competitor to OpenAI's Sora. Here's a closer look at the product. Veo Highlights Veo is Google DeepMind's text-based video generation model that creates high-quality 1080p videos of more than 60 seconds. It combines text and images to produce videos that meet both input requirements. It also supports video editing using text descriptions, including editing specific areas of the video. About Google Ve...

OpenAI launched the text-to-video Sora three months ago, sparking widespread discussion among netizens, the media, and insiders. At the 2024 I/O Developer Conference held today, Google also launched a benchmark product, Veo, which can generate "high-quality" videos with a length of more than 1 minute and a resolution of up to 1080P, with a variety of visual and film styles. According to Google's official press release, Veo has advanced understanding of natural language and can understand film terms such as "time-lapse photography" and "aerial scenery". Users can use text, images...