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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 ...

I went hands-on with Veo 3, Google's new AI video generator that can create some truly mind-blowing fake videos to test its amazing power and limitations.

Reading that X user's longing to play their Veo 3 cyberpunk city, I can only think, "That game already exists, though." For those curious, it's called Cloudpunk, and an even more immersive sequel ...

Hateful AI videos generated by Veo 3 spreading on TikTok. Google has stressed security when announcing new AI models—we've all seen an AI refuse to complete a task that runs afoul of its guardrails.

Additionally, in a comment reply to a user, Woodward also acknowledged the desire to offer more affordable access or higher daily limits for Veo 3. When that happens, though, is unclear.

I know all Veo 3 clips are watermarked with SynthID, but there's no easy tool available online to verify that. Now imagine the average internet user exposed to an increasing avalanche of content.

Now, if you have Google AI Pro ($19.99 per month), the Gemini app on Android and iOS will let you generate 10 Veo 3 videos that can feature sound (background noise, dialogue, and more).

Veo 3 has also been used to generate more mundane clips, including man-on-the-street interviews, influencer ads, fake news segments, and unboxing videos.

Veo 3 is available beginning Tuesday in Google’s Gemini chatbot app for subscribers to Google’s $249.99-per-month AI Ultra plan, where it can be prompted with text or an image.

In the Veo 3 video, Smith’s face moves more naturally as he eats spaghetti with a fork and chews. He stares into the camera for the duration of the eight-second video.