Wake up, baby, new virus AI video generator dropped. This time, this is not Openai’s Sora model, but Google’s VEO 3, which announced on Tuesday in its annual I/O keynote. Naturally, people are eager to see what Chaos veo 3 can cause, and the result is chaos. We’ve gotten out of touch with Michael Bay Fodder, a muffin of speaking, a self-aware AI Sims, a puppy-centric drug ad – the list goes on.
One thing about mine Keep However, seeing it over and over is – frankly putting it on the slope and is a very specific variety. For whatever reason, it seems all of you are definitely the ones who have VEO summon a whole bunch of slick YouTube content. The worst part is that this thing is actually good at improving it, too. Don’t believe me? This is a receipt.
You can hardly tell this iPhone unboxing is not real pic.twitter.com/vfz2luoliz
– Matt Shumer (@mattshumer_) May 21, 2025
Is this 100% convincing? No, no, no. At first glance, though, most people can’t tell the difference if they just scroll meaninglessly like using any social media website/app. Don’t unboxing cut for you? Well, don’t worry, we have some street slopes for you to watch. Sorry, Hawk-tuah girl, it’s weird to take advantage of the virus’s reputation.
2. Stand up comedy tells a funny joke that never happened before
– Min Choi (@minchoi) May 22, 2025
Similarly, Veo’s generation is not perfect anyway, but it is not convincing either. And more bad news: Your twitchy smooth brain content is also not safe. This is one of the “Fortnite” streams in the simulator gameplay and pictures of everything. I say “fortnite” in the panic quote because it’s just an AI representation of Fortnite’s appearance, not something real. Either way, the only thing worse than the ignorant game stream is arguably an unconscious game stream that has never happened before. Honestly, the idea of simulated simulations makes my brain painful, so for this reason alone, I’ll be having a hard time getting through.
Well…I don’t think weo 3 should produce fortnite gameplay pic.twitter.com/bwkruq5nox
– Matt Shumer (@mattshumer_) May 21, 2025
Listen, I’m not trying to be a sirens here. AI-generated YouTube, Twitch or Tiktok Chum won’t go in grand schemes harm To be precise, no one, but will paint the rose-colored portrait of the future we generate. If there is one thing we don’t need more, it’s the stuffing. Social media is already mostly junk without AI entering the equation, and it really makes people wonder what the result of a wide range of generated videos is really. Maybe I’ll end up with an AI-generated egg in my face, and video generators like Google’s “AI Filmmaker” will be a watershed product for real creators, but I have questions.
At least, I want to see if video generation will become a mainstream safeguard. Just as harmless as AI Slop, the ability to make quite compelling videos is not a video that should be taken easily. There is obviously huge potential for misinformation and publicity, and if you want to help mitigate everything you need for videos created in VEO 3, it feels like an easy first step. For the moment, we only need to explode with a tablespoon of molasses because there are a lot of slopes, which may be just the first course.
