Just when I thought I met my sloping quota for the month, Google had to move forward and move on. With VEO 3, AI-generated video reached a completely new and stupefia level. YouTube -slope; video game slope; Vr -slope; App -slope“You call it.” Everything from that slope, no matter how interesting, cowardly, or inan, was quite low, but apparently it’s all shown in one direction, and that’s straight for a first time.
Kalshi hired me to enable the most ruthless NBA final.
Network TV actually approved this GTA-style madness 🤣
Alt-Dopamina VEO 3 videos will be the advertising trend of 2025.
This is how I did it in just two days 👇🏼 (prompt included)pic.twitter.com/xct3m7crol
– pj ace (@pjaccetture) 11 June 2025
Thursdayaud at night, VEO 3 debuted as a tool for AI advertising, becoming the engine behind this commercial for the Kalshi Financial Services Company, which broadcast during the NBA Finals. This is not the first AI-generated announcement-those have occurred from time to time and was beautiful Important topic at last year Super Bowl– but it is definitely an ascent for VEO 3 that was just revealed at The I/O Conference of Google Last month. But just because AI announcements are not new, it does not mean that the idea of video generation has not at the same time reached new heights and new low.
As you can see from the creator of the ad (or I guess prompter in this case), Pj aceThe whole process was rich with Google AI, from idea to generation. “Kalshi asked me to create a place for people betting in various markets, including the NBA Finals,” wrote ACE in X. “I said the best content voice 3 are crazy people who do crazy things when showing your brand.” After the initial idea – which was apparently a themed mashup of Gta And Florida-Ace used a mixture of twins and Chatgpt to help write and come up with the script, and then took those ideas and had twins literally writing a promise that he could feed in VEO 3. Right, people, he had a promise himself, and thus was born a premature announcement.
The result looks at the same time with what we have seen other people generating with VEO 3. The images themselves are realistic, but you will notice that every scene in the ad is very much short. That’s because VEO 3 still has problems with continuity. Even in Google’s commissioned demo on its new video -generation model last month, including this Act Schlock Ai Slopfest, Things are strange when you try to put together coherent scenes together. Although Google’s AI movie tool, Flow, is created to create longer, coherent AI videos, enabling you to describe corners and characters and keep them through scenes, things are still doing. The aforementioned AC-oriented AI Slopfest is full of strange scenes from a Swat team shooting at nothing and nasty room angular moves that make the fact that it is quite obvious.
Created by Google Flow.
View, voice design and voice were encouraged using VEO 3 Text-to-Video.
Welcome to a new era of filming. pic.twitter.com/e3nsa1wSxe
– Dave Clark (@Desol) 21 May 2025
Ace says his announcement took him every two days to create and “300-400 generations”, so clearly this is not yet enough to swing a magic rod. Although, as ACE points out, it effectively killed many jobs on what would be a much greater salary. ACE estimates that the whole thing was around a “95 percent reduction in cost” as opposed to “traditional ads.” There is a lot to empty here, and based on the limitations I just described above, I don’t think we can announce VEO 3 as the new, preferred method of advertising, but the job potential for this type of technology is definitely high. And if there is a way to cut costs, you can bet your ass, that we’ll see much more of this kind of AI -slope soon.
