Google’s new Gemini Flash 2.0 image generation tool is capable of removing watermarks from copyrighted images, users on social media have found. The model is currently in its “experimental” phase, and ...

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Removing watermarks from images has been easier said than done over the past years, and the best way to get watermark-free images is to purchase its license. However, Google is now changing the ...

Users on social media have discovered a controversial use case for Google’s new Gemini AI model: removing watermarks from images, including from images published by Getty Images and other well ...

Gemini 2.0 Flash users are using the model to remove watermarks from images. The model will even try to fill in gaps created by the watermark. Gemini 2.0 Flash’s image generation feature is ...

Over the weekend, users found that it can also remove watermarks with precision, TechCrunch reports. Tools like Watermark Remover.io can already scrub marks from companies like Shutterstock ...

and an AI that casually erases their watermarks isn’t exactly good news for them. So, will Google step in and tighten the rules? Maybe. But for now, the internet is doing what it does best ...

One of its abilities to remove watermarks from stock images is so impressive that Google might have to nerf it in order to avoid future legal action. Social media is abuzz with Gemini 2.0 Flash's ...

Too good. When I say that, I mean it can be abused with ease. Specifically, Gemini 2.0 Flash users found they could remove watermarks from images on the web with incredible ease. This essentially ...

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Users on social media have highlighted an interesting, but controversial use case of Google’s new Gemini AI model: culling watermarks from images, including images published by Getty Images and ...