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Veo 3 and Imagen 4, and a new tool for filmmaking called Flow (blog.google)

832 points by youssefarizk · 437 days ago · 532 comments on HN

Article summary

Google has introduced new generative media models, including Veo 3 and Imagen 4, which can create high-quality images, videos, and music. Veo 3 can generate videos with audio, while Imagen 4 excels in creating stunning images with fine details. A new tool called Flow allows users to create cinematic films using Google DeepMind's advanced models. These models and tools are available for various users, including Ultra subscribers and enterprise users.

Main themes

  • AI-generated content
  • film and video production
  • creative industry disruption
  • job replacement
  • emotional attachment to AI characters
  • storytelling and emotional depth
  • personalized content
  • entertainment industry shift

What commenters say

  • Some believe that AI-generated films could win an Oscar within the next five years, while others think it's unlikely due to the current state of AI technology.
  • The use of AI in filmmaking could lead to the replacement of human actors and writers, potentially disrupting the entertainment industry.
  • Others argue that AI-generated content will become ubiquitous and that people will become emotionally attached to AI-generated characters.
  • There are concerns that the increasing use of AI in creative fields could lead to a loss of jobs and a homogenization of content.
  • Some commenters think that AI-generated films will never be able to truly replace human-created content due to the lack of emotional depth and storytelling ability.
  • The line between human-created and AI-generated content may become increasingly blurred, making it difficult to distinguish between the two.
  • The potential for AI to generate high-quality content could lead to a shift in the way the entertainment industry operates, with a focus on personalized and addictive content.
  • Others are skeptical about the current capabilities of AI-generated content, citing the presence of flaws and sloppiness in the output.