Google advances Veo generative AI video model
Five months after releasing its AI filmmaking tool Flow, Google updated the underlying video generation model Veo and added new capabilities to Flow. Google introduced Veo 3.1, which builds
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Five months after releasing its AI filmmaking tool Flow, Google updated the underlying video generation model Veo and added new capabilities to Flow. Google introduced Veo 3.1, which builds
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Five months ago, we introduced Flow, our AI filmmaking tool powered by Veo, and have been inspired by the creativity it has sparked with over 275 million videos generated
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Oracle and NVIDIA have expanded their partnership to make enterprise AI services more available, powerful, and practical. The announcements, made during Oracle AI World, cover everything from monstrously powerful
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Image by Author When we talk about Python, we often think about using it to perform data analysis or build a machine learning model. It’s less common to
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Happy Llama 2026 brings together the world’s top AI startups, investors, and innovators across two power-packed editions in Bangalore and San Francisco. Happy Llama 2026 is expanding its footprint.
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Accenture has explained how newly introduced Gemini Enterprise will further assist its effort to revolutionize companies with AI innovations in partnership with Google Cloud. Launched on Oct. 9, Gemini Enterprise
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Earlier this year, we mentioned that we’re bringing computer use capabilities to developers via the Gemini API. Today, we are releasing the Gemini 2.5 Computer Use model, our new
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Google Cloud has launched Gemini Enterprise, a new platform it calls “the new front door for AI in the workplace”. Announced during a virtual press conference, the platform brings
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Image by Editor # Introduction Seaborn is a statistical visualization library for Python that sits on top of Matplotlib. It gives you clean defaults, tight integration with Pandas DataFrames,
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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics 2025 to John Clarke (University of California, Berkeley), Michel H Devoret (Yale University; University of California,
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