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Google’s Veo3 AI Video Generator Launches on Canva and Heads to YouTube Shorts This Summer

Creators say undisclosed use of their YouTube uploads to train the AI could undermine their earnings.

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POLAND - 2023/07/13: In this photo illustration a YouTube logo seen displayed on a smartphone. (Photo Illustration by Mateusz Slodkowski/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Overview

  • Canva’s new “Create a Video Clip” feature taps Veo3 to produce eight-second AI videos with synchronized audio and allows up to five generations per month for Pro, Teams, Enterprise, and Nonprofit subscribers under Canva Shield moderation.
  • YouTube CEO Neal Mohan announced at Cannes Lions that Shorts will integrate Veo3 this summer, extending beyond the current Dream Screen backgrounds to full AI-generated video and audio clips without a set launch date.
  • Unveiled at Google I/O 2025, Veo3 supports native audio generation—including ambient sounds, background noise, and dialogue—and improves prompt adherence, real-world physics, and lip sync.
  • Google confirms it uses a subset of YouTube’s billions of videos to train Veo3 and its Gemini models, with no opt-out for creators despite pledges of responsible practices and image-and-likeness protections.
  • Industry observers warn that a flood of AI-made Shorts could displace independent creators, erode revenue streams, and pose complex copyright and liability challenges under existing laws.