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 ...

Multiple users on X and Reddit have shared demonstrations of how Google’s latest Gemini 2.0 series AI model can remove watermarks from copyright-protected images. Going by the before/after ...

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 ...

A University of Florida professor is developing a digital watermark to differentiate between human and AI-generated text. The watermark aims to address concerns about academic dishonesty and ...

Originally designed to generate and edit images, Gemini 2.0 Flash has a special trick–it can remove watermarks from images. And yes, that includes those from big stock photo sites like Getty Images.

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 ...

That makes it stellar for removing watermarks from images, as users can simply cut them out and have Gemini fill in the gaps. Google has been pushing its Gemini large language model AI for some ...

Google’s Gemini AI model is reportedly being used to strip away watermarks from images even as the tech giant attempts to simplify the labelling of AI-generated content. Several users on X and Reddit ...

A human or AI? But imagine a digital watermark that could remove the guesswork and actually flag AI-generated text whenever someone submits their writing. A University of Florida engineering professor ...

But an unexpected use of such image generators is also to remove existing watermarks, such as those by stock image repositories. And the Google Gemini 2.0 Flash is apparently pretty good at that.