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.

So why does Veo 3 insist on adding these subtitles, and why does it appear to be so difficult to solve the problem? It probably comes down to what the model has been trained on. Although Google ...

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 AI Pro recently introduced one of its most exciting features - the advanced video-creation tool Veo 3. The monthly ...

The new feature is also making its way to Flow, Google’s AI filmmaking tool. It's important to note that despite Veo 3's impressive capabilities, it also raises concerns.

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 ...