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Google has introduced new AI-powered video editing features to Google Photos and YouTube Shorts, including photo-to-video conversion with animation and movement, a Remix style-changing tool, and effects for creating engaging Shorts videos, rolling out in select regions and platforms.
Google Photos is adding new AI-powered features, including a tool to turn photos into short videos and another to transform photos into various illustrations like anime and comics. These tools will be accessible via a new 'Create' tab in the app, launching in August, with the photo-to-video feature also expanding to YouTube Shorts in select regions. All AI-generated content will include digital watermarks for authenticity.
Google Photos is introducing new AI-powered features including free photo-to-video transformation, Remix for style-based image editing, and a new Create tab for easier access to these tools, starting rollout in the US on Android and iOS.
Google Photos is adding new AI-powered features, including the ability to turn photos into short videos and remix images into different styles like anime or sketches, with these tools being accessible via a new 'Create' tab. These experimental features aim to enhance user creativity and will include digital watermarks to identify AI-generated content, rolling out in the U.S. on Android and iOS.
Google's Gemini app now allows Pro and Ultra AI plan subscribers to convert photos into realistic AI-generated videos using Veo 3 technology, enhancing creative possibilities despite current computational limitations.
Google has expanded its Gemini AI assistant to allow paid users to convert photos into short, 8-second videos with sound, accessible via web and mobile apps, using its latest Veo 3 model. The feature, aimed at competing with rivals like OpenAI and Kuaishou, can animate objects and scenes but has limitations in accurately rendering faces and complex prompts. Google emphasizes ongoing improvements and strict content policies to ensure appropriate use.