I Tried Gemini's 'Nano Bananas' for Image Editing. The AI Slipups Were Obvious

I Tried Gemini's 'Nano Bananas' for Image Editing. The AI Slipups Were Obvious

Google's new AI model is good at some tasks, but it struggles in these key areas.

PSA: Gemini Can Make Extremely Accurate Figures From Images, Beware Fakes!

It is once again time for another AI update! For all of you out of the loop, Google recently added something called Nano Banana to their Gemini AI, and it has been making waves across the world of digital design for the last week or so. It can take just about any image and do whatever you want with it, from swapping colors to removing people. It's not always successful, but the results are, frankly, insanely good sometimes.  The one good saving …

Google Photos' AI Can Finally Remove Fences from Pictures

Remember that old promise from Google to get rid of fences in your photos? Back at Google I/O 2017, the company showed off a demo that looked like magic: a tool that could erase a chain-link fence from a photo. For years, that feature was a running joke. But now it seems that with the power of modern AI, that eight-year-old promise of fence removal in Google Photos is finally a reality. Thanks to two new AI tools—Help Me Edit in Google Photos an…

I Tried Gemini's 'Nano Bananas' for Image Editing. The AI Slipups Were Obvious - WorldNL Magazine

After seeing all the banana-fanfare for Google's newest generative AI tool, I knew I had to take it for a spin. Named Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, the model upgrades your ability to edit your photos natively in Gemini. AI enthusiasts have referred to it as the "nano bananas" model, spurred on by a series of banana-themed teasers from Google execs. In the few weeks it's been out, people have created over 200 million AI images, and over 10 million peop…