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A person in a cowboy hat leans against a wooden building in a western town setting. The scene includes other wooden structures, a dirt street, and a large cactus under a blue sky.

Google is rolling out a series of cutting-edge updates aimed at enhancing creative workflows with AI, including a significant upgrade to its video generation model, Veo 2.

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