- On 60 Minutes, a Google AI video generator was seen for the first time.
- The system will not generate humans, a limit placed on it by Google itself.
- CEO Sundar Pichai is hoping governments will regulate AI even more.
Google is in a rush to catch up with rivals regarding generative AI. Chat-GPT is way ahead of the game when it comes to text-based AI generation, and Microsoft is incorporating those powers into Bing. Image generators such as Midjourney are also leading the charge. Google knows it needs to compete quickly, so it has numerous AI-based projects in the pipeline.
One of these projects is a Google AI video generator. Although this technology is similar to AI image generation, there’s no leader on the market right now. If Google can get its system out there first, it could own that sector. In a recent “Overtime” segment of 60 Minutes, Google showed off a sneak peek at this new product.