YouTube will integrate Google's Veo 3 AI video model into Shorts later this summer, offering higher-quality visuals and audio features, though access may require a paid subscription.

YouTube has announced that it will integrate Google's video generation AI, Veo 3 , into YouTube Shorts. Neal Mohan at Cannes Lions 2025: What 20 years of YouTube reveals about creativity's future ...

YouTube is set to integrate Google’s Veo 3 AI video model into Shorts later this summer. This means AI-generated content will soon appear in your feed, offering new creative possibilities.

Veo 3’s inclusion in Shorts signals a wider push to bring generative AI into the hands of mainstream users. The company has yet to confirm a global release date beyond its initial US rollout.

However, Veo 3 is a big upgrade that can generate eight seconds of video and audio from a simple text prompt. Given the brief nature of Shorts, Veo 3 seems like it could be a perfect match for the ...

YouTube has no plans to quell AI content. In fact, it’s making it all the more possible to upload and view artificially produced videos with a dedicated Veo 3 integration in YouTube Shorts.

Specifics remain unclear Mohan's announcement was vague. "Today, I’m proud to share that Veo 3 will be coming to YouTube Shorts later this summer," is what he said.

YouTube Shorts will soon integrate Veo 3, Google’s latest AI video tool, allowing users to create full videos using text prompts. While it may boost accessibility, creators raise concerns over ...

The company is building on this capability and will soon integrate its latest Veo 3 model into Shorts. This will allow creators to generate elaborate and fairly polished-looking video clips to use ...

But now it’s getting more serious: Shorts will add full-fledged video generation using the Veo 3 model. Enter text and get a mini-movie with visuals, sound effects, and character voices. And all this ...

I've been playing with Veo 3 for a couple of days, and for my latest challenge, I tried to go back to the beginning of social video and that YouTube "Me at the Zoo" moment.