Google is diving deeper into the realm of AI-based image and video creation. The tech giant has unveiled new iterations of its image and video generators, named Veo and Imagen.
Enhancements in Veo 2
Veo 2 stands out as an advanced video generator that Google boasts has a "better grasp of real-world physics and the subtleties of human movement and expressions." Like other similar tools, this AI video generator can produce videos from given prompts. A unique feature of Veo 2 is its ability to accept prompts for particular lenses, simulating their effects in the generated videos.
According to Google, the videos can be produced in resolutions as high as 4K, and their lengths can be "extended to minutes." Furthermore, Google asserts that Veo 2 inserts unusual elements (such as extra fingers or strange objects) less frequently than previous models. Users can expect Veo 2 to be available on YouTube Shorts by 2025.
Imagen 3's New Features
In addition to Veo 2, the AI image creation model from Google DeepMind has also received an upgrade. The newly updated Imagen 3 is said to "produce a wider variety of art styles with improved precision." This image generator can take prompts that specify different art styles, such as anime or photorealism. Google claims the outputs are more closely aligned with the prompts and showcase enhanced detail. Similar to Veo 2, Imagen has reportedly achieved "top-tier results" when compared to images created by humans.
New Editing Tools from Google Labs
Moreover, a fresh experiment from Google Labs introduces a feature that allows users to modify images, whether they're original or prompted, utilizing AI. This new tool enables users to combine various subjects, scenes, and styles through a user-friendly drag-and-drop interface, prompting the creation of something novel. Users can also input text prompts to fine-tune the results even further.
These innovative models and tools are being launched today, though users might need to join a waitlist before they can access them.
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