Google plans to add an AI feature next year inside of the YouTube app for creators to generate 6-second clips using the company’s Veo model.

Further blurring the line between human and machine creation, YouTube is integrating DeepMind's powerful video model, Veo, into YouTube Shorts. Veo will primarily enhance the "Dre

The Veo integration with Shorts was just one of a host of announcements at the event, with other updates in the YouTube Studio app designed to help creators generate titles, thumbnails and video ideas with generative AI. All of these features will become available later this year.

YouTube integrates DeepMind's Veo AI into Shorts, enabling creators to generate six-second clips and AI-enhanced backgrounds.

YouTube is enhancing its Shorts feature with Google's AI model, Veo, giving users more advanced tools for creating dynamic video backgrounds.

Veo, an update to last year's Dream Screen, made in collaboration with Google DeepMind, uses AI to generate videos and images that can then be integrated into YouTube Shorts. At t

Creators can make AI-generated backgrounds later this year, and upload them to videos through a green-screen-style feature. Complete video clips (up to six seconds) will follow in 2025.

The main attraction of YouTube’s Made On event on Wednesday morning was, you guessed it, artificial intelligence. The company announced that it is integrating Google DeepMind’s AI video generation model,

YouTube is launching Veo, an AI model that enhances its Shorts platform by enabling creators to generate six-second video clips and high-quality backgrounds. This update includes AI-generated thumbnails and improved creative tools for content generation.