Serena Zhang (@sserenazz) 's Twitter Profile
Serena Zhang

@sserenazz

Research lead @GoogleDeepmind

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calendar_today27-08-2014 17:46:57

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Shlomi Fruchter (@shlomifruchter) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Once you turn on sound, you can't turn it off again. Excited to introduce our latest model, Veo 3, that can generate video *and* audio. It also has better quality and prompt following as our evals demonstrate, but I think the model speaks for itself :) deepmind.google/models/veo

Inbar Mosseri (@inbar_mosseri) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to introduce our new Veo 2 capabilities! Now with reference powered video generation (including style!), camera controls, outpainting, object add/removal & many more: deepmind.google/models/veo/#ca… Also presenting Flow, our new AI filmmaking tool. labs.google/flow

Serena Zhang (@sserenazz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Reference-powered video aka ingredients to video is now available at labs.google/flow/about! With Veo, you can always be a kid at heart❤️ Proud of the incredible team, it's been a blast :) Thomas Kipf Yulia Rubanova Nikos Kolotouros Philipp Henzler Andrew Marmon jieru@ Roni Paiss

Philipp Henzler (@philipphenzler) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We cooked something exciting up for you! 🧑‍🍳 Your vision, brought to life: Transform any reference image(s) into videos exactly as you envision them and even star in them yourself. This has been so much fun to work on with an amazing team: Thomas Kipf, Serena Zhang, Yulia Rubanova,

Serena Zhang (@sserenazz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Been cooking on this for almost a year (wow!), and I'm so excited to share: Veo control capabilities are here! As we develop these models, it's incredible to see artists unleash their full potential in ways we never imagined. Art is limitless, and it's so rewarding to build

Google Labs (@googlelabs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We just discovered the 🔥 COOLEST 🔥 trick in Flow that we have to share: Instead of wordsmithing the perfect prompt, you can just... draw it. Take the image of your scene, doodle what you'd like on it (through any editing app), and then briefly describe what needs to happen