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Google is making waves in AI video creation with the release of Veo 2, an AI video generator accessible to Gemini Advanced and Google One AI Premium subscribers. This tool empowers users to produce cinema-quality, eight-second, 720p videos in MP4 format with a 16:9 landscape aspect ratio. Veo 2 stands out for its ability to understand real-world physics and human motion, resulting in more fluid character movements, lifelike scenes, and finer visual details across diverse subjects and styles, according to Google.
Users can create videos by simply describing the scene they envision. The more detailed the description, the greater the control over the final video. Users select Veo 2 from the model dropdown in Gemini and can input anything from a short story to a specific visual concept. Once generated, videos can be easily shared on platforms like TikTok and YouTube Shorts using the share button on mobile devices. Google is pushing the boundaries of open endedness AI, to ensure people can use AI to bring there visions to life. One of Veo 2's key features is its ability to generate videos at 720p resolution, with architecture that supports up to 4K. The tool accurately reflects camera angles, lighting, and even cinematic effects, giving users of all backgrounds countless creative possibilities. It is designed for accessibility, allowing anyone from marketers to educators and hobbyists to produce professional-looking videos without expensive equipment or technical skills.
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Google DeepMind has announced the pricing for its Veo 2 AI video generation model, making it available through its cloud API platform. The cost is set at $0.50 per second, which translates to $30 per minute or $1,800 per hour. While this may seem expensive, Google DeepMind researcher Jon Barron compared it to the cost of traditional filmmaking, noting that the blockbuster "Avengers: Endgame" cost around $32,000 per second to produce.
Veo 2 aims to create videos with realistic motion and high-quality output, up to 4K resolution, based on simple text prompts. While it's not the cheapest option compared to alternatives like OpenAI's Sora, which costs $200 per month, Google is targeting filmmakers and studios with larger budgets. The primary customers for Veo are filmmakers and studios, who typically have bigger budgets than film hobbyists. They would run Veo throughVertexAI, Google's platform for training and deploying advanced AI models."Veo 2 understands the unique language of cinematography: ask it for a genre, specify a lens, suggest cinematic effects and Veo 2 will deliver," Google says.
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Google is enhancing its Workspace platform, with Google Drive now offering searchable video transcripts. This new feature, rolling out to all Google Workspace users by March 26th, allows users to access and search transcripts for videos stored in Drive. The transcripts appear in a sidebar next to the video player, highlighting the currently spoken text, making it easier to find specific moments. Users can enable transcripts by clicking the settings icon and selecting "Transcript," provided the video already has captions, indicated by the "CC" button.
Google DeepMind has announced pricing for its Veo 2 video generation model, setting the cost at $0.50 per second of generated video, translating to $30 per minute or $1,800 per hour. Veo 2 creates videos with realistic motion and high-quality output, up to 4K, from a simple text prompt. This pricing positions Veo 2 as a premium service targeted towards professionals and enterprises, offering a competitive alternative compared to conventional filmmaking methods, despite additional expenses like human labor.
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