Google’s AI video generator rolls out in private preview. Here’s who can access

Despite being late to the image generation space, Google’s Imagen models have proven highly competitive, even powering ZDNET’s overall top pick for best image generator. Now, the company is expanding into text-to-video generation and making its model Veo available to Google Cloud customers. 

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On Tuesday, Google announced that Veo is available in private preview on Vertex AI, the Google Cloud platform where developers and data scientists can more easily access, build, train, and deploy large language models (LLMs) for their applications and use cases.   

Veo was first released in Mayat Google I/O. According to Google, Veo is the company’s most advanced video generation model, capable of creating realistic videos that adhere to a user’s prompt with 24 or 30 fps. In the examples provided, the generations look impressive, tackling the issue of consistency between motions, which is a big challenge …