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Google's Gemini AI model has sparked controversy as users exploit it to remove watermarks from images, including those from Getty Images. The recently expanded Gemini 2.0 Flash model allows for native image generation and editing, showcasing powerful capabilities but lacking sufficient guardrails. This has raised concerns among copyright holders regarding the ethical implications of watermark removal.
The Gemini 2.0 Flash model not only removes watermarks but also attempts to fill in gaps left by their deletion, making it particularly effective and accessible. While the model is still in an experimental phase and not intended for production use, its ability to generate images with simple prompts has caught the attention of many. However, the lack of restrictions on its use could lead to legal challenges, as removing watermarks without consent is illegal under U.S. copyright law.
• Google's Gemini AI model effectively removes watermarks from images.
• The model's lack of restrictions raises copyright concerns.
The Gemini AI model is utilized for generating and editing images, including watermark removal.
The process of eliminating watermarks from images, which is facilitated by the Gemini AI model.
0 Flash can create and edit images based on user prompts, showcasing advanced image generation capabilities.
Google developed the Gemini AI model, which is currently being used for controversial watermark removal.
Getty Images is one of the stock media companies whose watermarks are being removed using Google's Gemini AI model.
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