Google will use AI to recreate Pelé's most beautiful goal, scored in 1959 and never filmed due to technological limitations. The recreation will be part of a mini-documentary on YouTube, featuring Neymar and developed by Google DeepMind.
Google unveiled Gemini Omni, an AI model for video creation and editing, at Google I/O 2026. It allows natural language instructions for generating and modifying videos, referencing multiple data inputs, and changing object details. The first model, Gemini Omni Flash, is now available to subscribers and will be free on YouTube soon.
OpenAI launched GPT Image 2 with the largest ever Image Arena lead of 242 points, beating Google Nano Banana 2. Running on the GPT-5.4 backbone with native reasoning architecture, it achieves 99% character-level accuracy across multiple scripts and supports 4K resolution with batch consistency. Testing across eight categories shows GPT Image 2 winning realism, classical art, lettering, spatial awareness, and image editing, while Nano Banana 2 excels in anime illustration and complex prompt handling. Pricing undercuts Nano Banana 2 at $30 versus $60 per million output tokens.
Google announced new AI-powered features for Google TV, including Gemini-powered tools Nano Banana for image generation and Veo for video creation. The features will launch first on Gemini-enabled TCL TVs in the U.S., with broader device support to follow. The update also brings YouTube Shorts to the Google TV home screen via a new short-form video feed.
Le Figaro a testé cette innovation, dont l’ambition est de créer des images d’une grande précision, capables d’habiller des sites ou des applications mobiles.
