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Google's Gemini AI model has gained attention for its ability to remove watermarks from images, including those from well-known stock media companies like Getty Images. The recent expansion of Gemini 2.0 Flash allows users to generate and edit images, showcasing its powerful capabilities but also raising concerns about copyright infringement. Users on social media have highlighted its effectiveness in not only removing watermarks but also filling in gaps left behind.
Despite its impressive features, Gemini 2.0 Flash is still labeled as experimental and is not intended for production use. The model struggles with certain types of watermarks, particularly semi-transparent ones, which could lead to legal issues for users who attempt to exploit this functionality. Google has stated that using its AI tools for copyright infringement violates its terms of service, indicating a need for stricter usage guidelines.
• Google's Gemini AI model effectively removes watermarks from images.
• The model's capabilities raise concerns about copyright infringement.
Generative AI refers to algorithms that can create new content, such as images, based on input data.
Watermark removal is the process of eliminating identifying marks from images, which can lead to copyright issues.
Experimental AI refers to AI models that are still in testing phases and not fully deployed for public use.
Google is a leading technology company known for its advancements in AI, including the Gemini model for image generation.
Getty Images is a prominent stock media company whose images are often targeted for watermark removal by AI tools.
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