A wave of racist and antisemitic videos generated using Google's powerful AI video tool, Veo 3, is rapidly spreading across TikTok, despite platform policies explicitly

Google on Thursday said it has begun rolling out its Veo 3 video generation model to Gemini users in more than 159 countries.

The video-generating model that has everyone talking is now accessible to all Google Cloud customers. Veo 3, Google's new video-generating model that's been making waves across the internet, is now available for everyone in public preview, the company announced Thursday.

Similar videos featuring man-on-the-street videos have also gone viral, with artists like Alex Patrascu and Impekable showing off Veo 3's capabilities. And earlier this week, a Wall Street Journal reporter made an entire short film starring a virtual version of herself using Veo 3. All this in just 10 days.

Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, hinted Tuesday evening that Veo 3, Google’s latest video generating model, could potentially be used for video games.

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Google says Veo 3, which is the company's state-of-the-art video generator, is now shipping to everyone using the Gemini app with a $20 subscription.

Google has announced that it is expanding the availability of its Veo 3 AI video generator globally to Gemini AI Pro subscribers.

It has been impossible to avoid Veo 3 around the web ever since Google unveiled it at I/O last month. The updated AI model produces video and audio from a simple text prompt with stunning fidelity. In some cases, the results are so good that they could be passed off as a real, non-AI video, which is a bit scary.