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Re: Nano Banana Pro

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post #3

Can 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. https://deepmind.google/models/synthid/

In theory, at least. In practice maybe not.

https://i.imgur.com/WKckRmi.png

Re: Nano Banana Pro

#36
post #7

I 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"

Yeah, the weird yellow tint, the kerning/fonts etc still immediately gives it away. But I wouldn't mind being easily able to make infographics like these, I'd just like to supply the textual and factual content myself.

I would do the same. But the reason for that is because I’m terrible at drawing and digital art, so I would need some help with the graphics in an infographics anyways. I don’t really need help with writing text or typesetting the text. I feel like if I were better at creating art I would not want AI involved at all.

Re: Nano Banana Pro

#38

> Starting to roll out in the Gemini API and Google AI Studio > Rolling out globally in the Gemini app wanna be any more vague? is it out or not? where? when?

Already available in the Gemini web app for me. I have the normal Pro subscription.

Re: Nano Banana Pro

#39
post #20

I wonder how hard it is to remove that SynthID watermark... Looks like: "When tested on images marked with Google’s SynthID, the technique used in the example images above, Kassis says that UnMarker successfully removed 79 percent of watermarks." From https://spectrum.ieee.org/ai-watermark-remover

We know what it looks like at least https://www.reddit.com/r/nanobanana/comments/1o1tvbm/nano_ba...

Re: Nano Banana Pro

#40
post #34

Earlier quoted context omitted.

It's called Synth ID. It's a watermark that proves an image was generated by AI. https://deepmind.google/models/synthid/

In theory, at least. In practice maybe not. https://i.imgur.com/WKckRmi.png

?

Google doesn't claim that Gemini would call SynthID detector at this point.

Edit: well they actually do. I guess it is not rolled out yet.

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