Nano Banana Pro
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Nano Banana Pro
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#2Developer Blog: https://blog.google/technology/developers/gemini-3-pro-image...
DeepMind Page: https://deepmind.google/models/gemini-image/pro/
Model Card: https://storage.googleapis.com/deepmind-media/Model-Cards/Ge...
SynthID in Gemini: https://blog.google/technology/ai/ai-image-verification-gemi...
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#3Can anyone please explain me the invisible watermarking mentioned in the said promo?
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#4Can anyone please explain me the invisible watermarking mentioned in the said promo?
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#5SynthID seems interesting but in classic Google fashion, I haven't a clue on how to use it and the only button that exists is join a waitlist. Apparently it's been out since 2023? Also, does SynthID work only within gemini ecosystem? If so, is this the beginning of a slew of these products with no one standard way? i.e "Have you run that image through tool1, tool2, tool3, and tool4 before deciding this image is legit?"
edit: apparently people have been able to remove these watermarks with a high success rate so already this feels like a DOA product
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#6Can Google Gemini 3 check Google Flights for live ticket prices yet?
(The Gemini 3 post has a million comments too many to ask this now)
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#7I wouldn't trust any of the info in those images in the first carousel if I found them in the wild. It looks like AI image slop and I assume anyone who thinks those look good enough to share did not fact check any of the info and just prompted "make an image with a recipe for X"
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#8really missed an opportunity to name it micro banana (or milli banana). Personally I can't wait for mega banana next year.
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#9Can anyone please explain me the invisible watermarking mentioned in the said promo?
It's called Synth ID. It's a watermark that proves an image was generated by AI.
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#10I guess the true endgame of AI products is naming them. We still have quite a way to go.