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Turns static images into 8-second 720p videos. Available to AI Pro and Ultra subscribers.

Starting today, Google is bringing image-to-video generation to the Gemini app. The feature comes courtesy of the company's Veo 3 model, which Google began rolling out more broadly to AI Pro users last week after it was initially only available to AI Ultra subscribers.

One aspect of AI that is rapidly developing is video generation, and Google has developed its Veo 3 model to focus on that. The tech giant has just added a new trick to Gemini and Veo, and that's the power to generate videos, eight seconds long, from a still image. It's not a new concept, but this is arguably the best execution of it yet.

Your smartphone camera roll just became raw material for AI-generated movies. Google’s Gemini can now animate your static photos into eight-second videos complete with sound-no film school required.

Starting today, Google is implementing a change that will enable its Gemini AI engine to interact with third-party apps, such as WhatsApp, even when users previously configured their devices to block such interactions. Users who don't want their previous settings to be overridden may have to take action.

Instead of typing out every detail about the objects you want in a video, the new tool lets you upload a photo and just add instructions for how you want them to move.

Samsung's Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are the first third-party earbuds to get a Gemini upgrade, but they won't be the last: Google has promised to bring Gemini to more Samsung headphones and to Sony ones, too. If you select that option, the 'Hey Google' command calls up Gemini rather than the old Assistant.