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Google launches Gemini Omni Flash video model for agentic workflows
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Google isn't just shipping a video model — it's betting that the next creative production stack runs through its agentic infrastructure. Gemini Omni Flash lands in public preview at $0.10 per second of output, with native audio sync and natural-language editing (character swaps, relighting, style transfers) baked in. WPP is already running it through WPP Open for asset localization; Adobe is wiring it into Firefly. The real question isn't whether the model is good — it's whether Google can make its agent platform the layer that holds the creative workflow together, not just one more model in someone else's pipeline.
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Google Cloud has released Gemini Omni Flash in public preview via its Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, targeting high-quality video generation and conversational editing embedded directly in agentic workflows. The model accepts multimodal inputs (text, images, video) and supports natural-language editing commands such as character swaps, style transfers, and relighting — while natively generating synchronized audio. Priced at $0.10 per second of video output, Google positions it as competitive on price-performance among frontier video models. Early adopters include WPP, which integrated it into WPP Open (its agentic marketing platform) for asset localization and product swaps, and Adobe, which is bringing it into Adobe Firefly.
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