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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.

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 ...

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To address these requirements we propose to embed watermarks during one of the diffusion iterative steps of the DDIM. Such watermarks are required to be recoverable while also robust to possible ...