AI's Dreamlike Doodles Graduate To Hollywood Starlets
From smudgy 'dreamlike' doodles circa 2021 to Google’s Veo conjuring videos like a digital sorcerer in 2025, text-to-image and text-to-video AI models have sprinted faster than a cat meme going viral. Runway's Gen series, Meta's Make-A-Video, and Google's Veo now make describing a scene almost like ordering pizza — "I want a dragon, but make it photorealistic." This rapid evolution promises a future where Hollywood might star an army of entirely non-union AI creatures, all generated from your wildest typed fantasy. The Verge's tech oracle Charles Pulliam-Moore serves delightful commentary from his 8AM ET newsletter, caretaking your morning caffeine with a tech twist!
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Remember when AI made blurry blobs that barely resembled anything? Now they crank out blockbuster-level clips while we humans still can’t process the 2024 calendar without Excel. Next stop: AI wins Oscars for 'Most Realistic Procrastination.'
AI text-to-video just leveled up from smeared finger paintings to Spielberg wannabes in four years. Meanwhile, my Netflix binge is still buffering on introduction screen.
Once scratching on screens like a toddler, AI now crafts videos so real you’d swear it knew your Zoom call embarrassed you. Technology: making your awkwardness eternal since 2021.
Source: Theverge | Published: 9/28/2025 | Author: Charles Pulliam-Moore
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