Ever since OpenAI launched ChatGPT, Google has been on a steadfast quest to level the playing field. Both tech titans, Google and OpenAI, relentlessly innovate in the AI space, rolling out groundbreaking projects. OpenAI unveiled Sora not long ago, a cutting-edge text-to-video generation app.
Currently, Sora is accessible to select creators and is expected to become widely available by year's end. Meanwhile, Google has entered the arena with its own text-to-video generative application. Introducing Google Vids – poised as a strong contender against OpenAI Sora.
In a blog post,
highlighted their brand-new workspace app, Google Vids, which allows users to harness AI in crafting videos. Users can either choose from provided templates or generate content with custom draft text.
The ultimate editing freedom comes next, where users can not only refine their videos but also add voiceovers or select from an array of preexisting presets. When discussing Google Vids, the company emphasized, 'Utilize it to construct a storyboard that you can easily customize to your narrative.'
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The video generation tool is slated for a June release. Notably, the Google Developers Conference, Google I/O, is scheduled for May, with the massive event occurring on the 14th. Anticipations are high that Google I/O might offer us a sneak peek into Google Vids.
Detailed information could very well be shared at the developer's conference, where Android 15 might also make its debut, alongside the introduction of Google Pixel 8a. In recent times, numerous leaks have surfaced, giving us a glimpse of this much-anticipated smartphone.
