Those amazing Veo 3 videos will finally tell you they were made with AI

Google had an amazing I/O 2025 event a few weeks ago, stunning the world with several product announcements. It wasn't just about showing off impressive Project Astra features that should be available in Gemini Live soon. Google also released several products that are already available to premium Gemini subscribers.

The Veo 3 AI video generation tool is one of the most impressive products from I/O 2025. The video generator lets you add sound to your clips, including background noise, special effects, and speech.

We've seen plenty of videos generated with Veo 3 since its release that make you question reality. They look so real it's almost impossible to tell they were created with AI. One of the best examples is a short movie that The Wall Street Journal created using AI tools, including Veo 3.

All AI-generated content made with Google tools is invisibly watermarked with SynthID. That’s a problem for most people, including fans of AI products. I know all Veo 3 clips are watermarked with SynthID, but there's no easy tool available online to verify that.

Now imagine the average internet user exposed to an increasing avalanche of content. They won’t know how to use SynthID and likely won’t care while doomscrolling. That’s the target audience for anyone looking to abuse tools like Veo 3 to create misleading clips that go viral online.

Luckily, Google has decided to add a visible watermark to most videos created with Veo 3 as it expands access to more Gemini subscribers globally.

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