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Google Photos has upgraded its image-to-video feature with the new Veo 3 model, allowing users in the U.S. to create higher-quality videos from still images, with limitations on length and features for free users, and expanded options for AI Pro and Ultra subscribers. The update is part of Google's broader effort to integrate advanced AI tools into consumer products, enhancing creative possibilities within the app.
Google has enhanced its Vids video editor for Google Workspace by adding AI avatars, automatic transcript trimming, and image-to-video features, along with a free consumer version with limited capabilities. These tools aim to simplify video creation using AI, targeting both business and individual users, with upcoming features like noise cancellation and various video formats in development.
Google's Gemini now supports turning images into AI-generated videos with audio using the Veo 3 platform, allowing users to animate still images with simple prompts, available through a subscription service with added watermarks for authenticity.
Google's Gemini app now features image-to-video generation using the Veo 3 model, allowing AI Pro and Ultra subscribers to create short, 8-second videos with synced audio from static images, initially available on the web and soon on mobile, with a subscription fee required.
Google has added an image-to-video generation feature to its Veo 3 AI video generator via the Gemini app, allowing users to create videos from photos with sound options, with over 40 million videos generated since launch. The feature is available in over 150 countries for Google AI Ultra and Pro plan users, with videos watermarked to identify AI origin.
Google researchers have developed an AI model called Vlogger that can transform a single still image of a person into a realistic moving, talking avatar, raising concerns about potential misuse for creating deepfake videos. The model, which requires only one image and an audio clip as inputs, aims to enhance online communication and creative processes. While the AI animations currently exhibit an inhuman edge, they are trained on a vast dataset and have the potential to become more convincing.
Google Research has unveiled Lumiere, an AI video generation model that can create highly realistic and seamless videos from text prompts and images, addressing the challenge of generating coherent motion. The model's Space-Time U-Net architecture allows for smooth and hyper-realistic video generation, surpassing existing models in visual quality and motion. Lumiere can also be used for video editing, stylized generation, cinemagraphs, and inpainting. While not yet available to the public, demos of the model's capabilities can be viewed on the Lumiere website.