Media Matters revealed that among the videos, the most notable culprit behind this was Google's Veo 3, as the platform's watermark was seen in many hurtful videos uploaded to TikTok.

With every new generation of AI video model, there's more concern about blurring the line with reality. Sora and Veo 3 both don't allow prompts involving real people, violence, or copyrighted content.

Google’s generative video model Veo 3 has a subtitles problem As soon as Google launched its latest video-generating AI model at the end of May, creatives rushed to put it through its paces.

Google's Veo 3 videos have propagated across the Internet since the model's debut in May, blurring the line between truth and fiction. Now, it's getting even easier to create these AI videos.

Google's Veo 3 model is now accessible via the Gemini API, enabling developers to generate videos at $0.75 per second. The model supports 720p resolution and includes AI audio, with a faster ...

Jose A. Bernat Bacete/Getty Images The latest iteration of Google's video-generating AI model, Veo 3, continues to evolve at a rapid clip. As part of its latest upgrade, the model now lets users ...

What sets Veo 3 apart is its focus on accessibility and innovation. By using AI, it eliminates many of the technical barriers traditionally associated with video production, allowing users to ...