Google DeepMind Unveils a New Video Model To Rival Sora

Google DeepMind announced a next-gen video-generating AI tool to rival OpenAI's Sora. Called Veo 2, it can generate AI video clips longer than two minutes with resolutions up to 4K (4096 x 2160). TechCrunch reports: In Google's experimental video creation tool, VideoFX, where Veo 2 is now exclusively available, videos are capped at 720p and eight seconds in length. (Sora can produce up to 1080p, 20-second-long clips.) VideoFX is behind a waitlist, but Google says it's expanding the number of users who can access it this week.

Eli Collins, VP of product at DeepMind, also told TechCrunch that Google will make Veo 2 available via its Vertex AI developer platform 'as the model becomes ready for use at scale.' 'Over the coming months, we'll continue to iterate based on feedback from users,' Collins said, 'and [we'll] look to integrate Veo 2's updated capabilities into compelling use cases across the Google ecosystem... [W]e expect to share more updates next year.'

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