Google finally launched its latest artificial intelligence (AI) image and video generation model on Wednesday. Both AI models were unveiled in Google I/O, the latest advancement in the tech giant’s generation of AI. Now, over six months later, the Mountain View company introduces it to Vertex AI for its corporate clients. It is worth noting that while Imagen 3 has not yet been available as a standalone platform, it has been used in multiple platforms and tools such as Google Docs, Gemini and an experimental tool called Genchess.
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In a blog post, the tech giant announced the introduction of two new AI models in Vertex AI. Google’s Vertex AI platform is a managed machine learning (ML) platform on Google Cloud that allows developers and enterprises to build, deploy and manage AI models. It is similar to Amazon Bedrock and Microsoft Azure and provides integrated tools and solutions for AI workflows.
The tech giant says a privately previewed VEO video generation model is now available on Vertex AI, and businesses can use text or image prompts to generate videos. Imagen 3, on the other hand, will be available starting next week. It requires text prompts that businesses can use to generate images that reflect their brand style and logo.
Google says it can generate high-quality videos with text or image prompts. The generated videos can be in a variety of movie and visual styles. The AI model, developed by DeepMind, is said to have a high rapid adhesion and can generate consistent object and human lenses, and even actually capture motion.
Imagen 3 will be available in Vertex AI starting next week, producing realistic images in a range of various styles. Google calls it “our most capable image generation model to date”, he says the image generation model understands natural language cues and that users don’t have to describe technical elements to get the results they want.
Imagen 3 AI model will also provide editing tools for introduction and spending. The company can also inject its brand’s colors, styles, logos and other elements into the generated images.
For privacy and security, the tech giant has added several tools. SynthID is a watermarking technology developed by DeepMind that will be embedded in every image and video framework generated by these AI models to combat instances of Deepfakes and error messages. Google also said that the AI model will not be trained on customer data, and that the tool will run after Google Cloud’s data governance and privacy controls.
