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Google's post 'Updates to Veo, Imagen and VideoFX, plus introducing Whisk in Google Labs' is dated 16 Dec 2024 and says 'Today we're introducing a new video model, Veo 2'; TechCrunch's[5] report of the same day says 'On Monday, DeepMind announced Veo 2'.- Mulai
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Veo 2 Released
Google DeepMind releases Veo 2, a video model it says reaches 4K and minutes-long clips with sharper physics and camera control, rolling it out through the VideoFX waitlist, where output was capped at 720p and eight seconds.
- Google released Veo 2 on 16 December 2024 inside Google Labs' VideoFX, saying in its launch post that it reaches 'resolutions up to 4K, and extended to minutes in length' with better physics, human motion and camera language, and that human raters preferred it to rival models in head-to-head tests
- The shipped product was smaller than the claim: TechCrunch reports VideoFX capped videos at 720p and eight seconds, behind a waitlist, and VideoProc's free AI Studio test also got 720p, 24 fps and 8 seconds[2][5]
- It took text or text plus a reference image, and made silent clips; Google said it was rolling Veo 2 out 'slowly' through VideoFX, YouTube and Vertex AI and would expand it to YouTube Shorts in 2025
- Hands-on verdicts were positive with caveats: Beebom found it 'state-of-the-art' but weak on physics and crowded scenes, and Tom's Guide praised Google's samples, such as accurate tomato slicing, without having tried it[3][4]
- It set up the audio jump in Veo 3 five months later
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