Google has launched AI-powered features in Google Photos that allow users to animate images into six-second clips and remix them into various artistic styles, such as anime or 3D animation. Users can choose subtle movements or utilize the 'I'm feeling lucky' option for video animations. These features operate on the older Veo 2 model, and feedback options enable users to rate their creations. While the tools are experimental and outputs may vary, Google emphasizes the importance of responsible usage of these new AI capabilities.
Google has introduced new AI-powered features in Google Photos, allowing users to animate photos into six-second clips and remix photos into various artistic styles. Users can opt for subtle movements or the 'I'm feeling lucky' option.
The photo-to-video feature in Google Photos operates on the older Veo 2 video model, differing from the Gemini app, which uses the Veo 3 model. Custom prompts are not available in the Photos version.
These new features come with a feedback option where users can rate creations to help improve the tools. Google acknowledges that outputs may not always meet user expectations as these tools are still experimental.
By introducing these creative tools, Google aims to enhance the user experience in photo editing and sharing, while also emphasizing the responsible use of AI in video and photo creation.
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