Google Veo
product on 12 shows · 5 statements across 2 episodes · said 42 times in 22 episodes since 2025
the Startup Ideas Podcast 13 
TBPN 8 
Sourcery 4 
Latent Space 3 
the Official SaaStr Podcast 3 
the a16z Podcast 3 
Big Technology 2 
20VC 2 
the Y Combinator Startup Podcast 1 
Lenny's Podcast 1 
My First Million 1 
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2025 37 mentions in 19 episodes 2 per episode
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- AI Video Is Eating The World — Olivia and Justine Moore, a16z
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- Cluely Raises $15 Million From a16z | Roy Lee, Founder & CEO · Sourcery with Molly O'Shea
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- GPT-5.2 Reactions, Jacob Elordi vs AI, Disney x OpenAI Deal Breakdown | Diet TBPN
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Chou: Ploy embeds Google Veo video generation knowledge into its platform
“This is definitely a Google VO video and all these sort of prompts and sort of knowledge about how to create these type of videos are embedded into play.”
Justine Moore: Viral AI video content now originates on TikTok and Instagram
“Now, especially after VO three and, like,
Like Minimax too, and like with the animals diving and that sort of thing, we've actually seen like a flip where most of the viral content is now originating on the true consumer, like everyday consumer platforms, whic…”
Olivia Moore: Google Veo 3 restricts real people but permits cartoon IP
“The interesting thing about VO three is there's no IP restrictions, at least on cartoon characters.
Yeah, on real people, there are.
On cartoon characters, there are not.”
Justine Moore: Veo 3 lacks image-to-video with audio, reverting to Veo 2
“Cause the thing to know about VO three that I think a lot of people don't know until you use it is you actually can't do image to video with audio.
Google hasn't released that yet.
I would assume for trust and safety reasons in the interface, you can start wit…”
Justine Moore: Video creators rely on recognizable archetypes for character consistency
“Which means that it makes it super hard for, like, character consistency, right, if you're not able to start with an image of the same character over and over again, which is part of why you're seeing so many of these viral trends using things like a stormtroo…”