This week's announcement of AI-powered Veo 2 integration for Shorts reflects an extraordinary evolution in how we create and consume digital content.

Creators looking to play around with AI video tech are in for a Valentine's Day treat. YouTube Shorts has new AI video capabilities, thanks to Google's AI video model, Veo 2, being integrated into the video platform.

YouTube Shorts is integrating with Google DeepMind's latest video model, Veo 2, allowing creators to generate AI video clips for their posts. Veo 2 is

Code discovered in the Google app hints at upcoming video generation capabilities for Gemini, Google's AI assistant. This could significantly expand its functionality beyond image creation.

Google added Veo 2 to YouTube Shorts, enabling users to add AI video clips to Shorts. I played around with this a few times, mostly with cats eating planets (I wanted to see it). The results were not particularly convincing from a feline or astronomical perspective but I certainly ended up with a video that included the elements I described.

YouTube unveiled a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool designed to enhance content creation on its platform. The video-sharing giant announced the integration of Google's Veo 2 AI model with its Dream Screen feature.

YouTube has added new generative AI video features that creators can use when making Shorts. The video platform announced that Google’s Veo 2 video model is being integrated into YouTube’s experimental Dream Screen feature, alongside allowing users to generate standalone video clips that can be added to Shorts.

The new feature will be a part of Shorts' Dream Screen, which already lets users add AI-generated backgrounds to their posts. Wrote Youtube in a blog post announcing the news: "Ne