Google confirmed the 100 million milestone exclusively to CNET. Here's what's coming next for Flow and its AI-assisted creators. Katelyn is a writer with CNET covering artificial intelligence, ...

Google’s latest I/O event, which took place on Tuesday, showcased a striking expansion of AI across its growing range of products, with new generative tools like Imagen 4 for images, Veo 3 for video, ...

It’s also launching new video and image AI models. It’s also launching new video and image AI models. is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The Verge in 2019 after ...

Once you’ve subscribed, access Google Flow by visiting the DeepMind platform at deepmind.google. From there, select “Try in Flow” to unlock a suite of tools designed to simplify and enhance your video ...

This is important because: The latest updates make your Flow projects feel more like cinematic videos, not rough drafts. Why should I care? With AI-powered capabilities, you don’t need a large crew, ...

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The updates make videos more expressive and creative with simple prompts, add native vertical video support in 9:16 aspect ratio, and provide advanced upscaling.

Google unveiled the Veo 3 AI video generation model and the Flow AI filmmaking tool at I/O 2025 in May, stunning the audience with a few advanced capabilities, including realistic video generation and ...

Google's generative AI filmmaking program Flow has reached a milestone. The tech giant confirmed exclusively to CNET that Flow creators have produced over 100 million AI videos in the program. Thanks ...