Google Unveils Veo 3: Groundbreaking AI Video Model That Now Includes Audio
Google unveils Veo 3, its AI video tool that now generates videos with audio—so realistic, it's fooling viewers. Available only in the U.S. for now.
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At its I/O 2025 developer conference, Google introduced Veo 3, its most advanced AI video generation model to date. Marking a significant leap from its predecessor, Veo 2, the new model not only delivers hyper-realistic visuals but also introduces native audio generation for the first time.
Veo 3 allows users to create full-fledged videos from simple text prompts, with audio elements such as dialogue, music, and sound effects now seamlessly integrated. Google claims that Veo 3 excels at interpreting complex prompts, simulating real-world physics, and performing accurate lip-syncing—capabilities that have reportedly left many viewers unable to distinguish between AI and real video content.
AI Videos That Fool Viewers
Shortly after its launch, content creators began sharing their Veo 3-generated videos on platforms like X (formerly Twitter). One viral clip shows a man performing stand-up comedy in a small club, complete with realistic voice and crowd reactions—all created from a single text prompt.
Another user showcased Veo 3 generating a video of Pythagoras explaining his theorem, combining historically styled visuals with coherent audio narration. One of the most impressive demonstrations was an AI-generated music video, where the song and visuals synced perfectly, drawing praise for its consistency and quality.
Some users are calling this technology “the new era of filmmaking,” as Veo 3 enables anyone—from indie creators to major studios—to produce high-quality video content with minimal effort and resources.
Limited Access and Pricing
Currently, Veo 3 is available exclusively to Ultra subscribers in the United States via the Gemini app and Flow, and is also accessible to enterprise users through Vertex AI. The Gemini Ultra plan is priced at $249.99 per month (approximately ₹21,000). There's no word yet on when Indian users will gain access to the platform.
With Veo 3, Google appears to be setting a new benchmark in generative AI, signaling a future where the lines between artificial and human creativity continue to blur.
