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Gemini AI Photo Editing: 7 Prompts To Create Stunning Dandiya And Garba Looks
Gemini AI Dandiya and Garba Looks: Here are 7 prompts to help you achieve the perfect blend of traditional charm and modern glamour.
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Google Launches Mixboard AI Tool That Lets You Transform Ideas Into Creative Visual Boards
Google has introduced Mixboard in public beta for users in the US. This new experimental AI tool is designed to transform ideas into design and visuals. With Mixboard’s open canvas and generative AI capabilities, users can start a new project from a text prompt or choose from pre-populated boards. It allows users to add their images or use AI to ...
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China's ByteDance Introduces New AI Image Tool To Compete With Google DeepMind's 'Nano Banana'
ByteDance has launched Seedream 4.0, an AI-powered image generation model that claims to outperform Google DeepMind's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image.
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Think Twice Before Uploading: 6 Risks Of Feeding Your Photos to AI Image Generators
Such images raise concerns about data privacy, security, and the potential misuse of personal images.
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As Nano Banana Trends Go Viral, Here's What Gemini Says On Safety
Gemini states that "this AI image generator was designed with responsibility in mind" and it is "consistent with our AI principles".
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Nvidia's Jensen Huang Gushes About Google Gemini's Nano Banana, Sundar Pichai Reacts
Sundar Pichai recently shared his excitement after learning that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is a fan of Google Gemini's latest AI tool, Nano Banana.
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Google Says India Is Leading the Nano Banana Trend; Shares Tips on How You Can Start the Next One
In a discussion with the press, Google said that India is among the leading countries in terms of Gemini’s Nano Banana usage. The feature, which first arrived at the end of August, has become immensely popular among Indian users, who have been using it to create multiple trends on social media. The AI model is known for its effectiveness in retai...
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What Is The 'Nano Banana' Trend? The AI Craze Turning Photos Into 3D Figurines
Google Gemini's new "Nano Banana" trend is taking the internet by storm, letting users create free, realistic 3D figurines with just a photo and prompt; no technical skills are needed.
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Google Gemini AI Prompt Limits for Free, Google AI Pro, and Google AI Ultra Plans Revealed: Report
Google has reportedly updated its Gemini Apps support page for users, showing them the exact number of AI prompts and images that they can generate with the help of the app. Earlier, the support page only said that the free users get “basic access”, while Google AI Pro users will get up to 20 times more access than basic, and the Google AI Ultr...
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Warner Bros. Discovery Copyright Lawsuit Targets Midjourney for Generating Batman and Superman Images
Warner Bros. Discovery filed a lawsuit against Midjourney for “brazenly dispensing” reproductions of its copyrighted works on Thursday. The media and entertainment company alleged that the AI firm’s image and video generators generate outputs with striking resemblance to its intellectual property, including characters such as Batman, Superman...
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Meta Is Reportedly Allowing Users to Create Flirty AI Chatbots of Celebrities Without Consent
Meta has reportedly created numerous artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots in the name and likeness of popular celebrities without their consent across Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. As per the report, the Menlo Park-based tech giant’s celebrity-mimicking chatbots were also spotted sending flirtatious and suggestive messages to users, and eve...
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Google Introduces Gemini Nano Banana, a New AI Image Model With Improved Character Consistency
Google introduced a new artificial intelligence (AI) image model on Tuesday, calling it the company’s best image generation and editing model to date. Dubbed Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, the model improves on both the generation speed and element-based editing. Interestingly, the model went viral on the crowdsourced AI model ranking platform LMArena w...
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Why Did Sundar Pichai Post 3 Banana Emojis? X Users Share Theories
Google CEO Sundar Pichai left the internet guessing after he posted three banana emojis on X. The seemingly random Tuesday tweet went viral, leading to speculation that it was probably a new AI tool from Google.
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Meta Partners With Midjourney to Bring Its Image and Video Generation Tools to Meta AI Models
Meta, on Saturday, announced a partnership with the artificial intelligence (AI) research lab Midjourney. As part of the collaboration, the research teams of both companies will work together to bring Midjourney’s expertise in AI-powered image and video generation to Meta’s models. The company also highlighted that it will be licensing the rese...
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Grok Imagine Is Now Free for All Users Globally, Elon Musk Announces: How to Use It
Grok Imagine, xAI’s latest multimodal artificial intelligence (AI) tool, is now available to all users globally without any cost. Last week, xAI Founder Elon Musk announced that for a limited period, the AI images and videos generating tool is now available to all users, irrespective of whether they have a paid subscription or not. The tool, whic...
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Gemini AI Photo Editing: 7 Prompts To Create Stunning Dandiya And Garba Looks
Gemini AI Dandiya and Garba Looks: Here are 7 prompts to help you achieve the perfect blend of traditional charm and modern glamour.
-
Google Launches Mixboard AI Tool That Lets You Transform Ideas Into Creative Visual Boards
Google has introduced Mixboard in public beta for users in the US. This new experimental AI tool is designed to transform ideas into design and visuals. With Mixboard’s open canvas and generative AI capabilities, users can start a new project from a text prompt or choose from pre-populated boards. It allows users to add their images or use AI to ...
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China's ByteDance Introduces New AI Image Tool To Compete With Google DeepMind's 'Nano Banana'
ByteDance has launched Seedream 4.0, an AI-powered image generation model that claims to outperform Google DeepMind's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image.
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Think Twice Before Uploading: 6 Risks Of Feeding Your Photos to AI Image Generators
Such images raise concerns about data privacy, security, and the potential misuse of personal images.
-
As Nano Banana Trends Go Viral, Here's What Gemini Says On Safety
Gemini states that "this AI image generator was designed with responsibility in mind" and it is "consistent with our AI principles".
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Nvidia's Jensen Huang Gushes About Google Gemini's Nano Banana, Sundar Pichai Reacts
Sundar Pichai recently shared his excitement after learning that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is a fan of Google Gemini's latest AI tool, Nano Banana.
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Google Says India Is Leading the Nano Banana Trend; Shares Tips on How You Can Start the Next One
In a discussion with the press, Google said that India is among the leading countries in terms of Gemini’s Nano Banana usage. The feature, which first arrived at the end of August, has become immensely popular among Indian users, who have been using it to create multiple trends on social media. The AI model is known for its effectiveness in retai...
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What Is The 'Nano Banana' Trend? The AI Craze Turning Photos Into 3D Figurines
Google Gemini's new "Nano Banana" trend is taking the internet by storm, letting users create free, realistic 3D figurines with just a photo and prompt; no technical skills are needed.
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Google Gemini AI Prompt Limits for Free, Google AI Pro, and Google AI Ultra Plans Revealed: Report
Google has reportedly updated its Gemini Apps support page for users, showing them the exact number of AI prompts and images that they can generate with the help of the app. Earlier, the support page only said that the free users get “basic access”, while Google AI Pro users will get up to 20 times more access than basic, and the Google AI Ultr...
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Warner Bros. Discovery Copyright Lawsuit Targets Midjourney for Generating Batman and Superman Images
Warner Bros. Discovery filed a lawsuit against Midjourney for “brazenly dispensing” reproductions of its copyrighted works on Thursday. The media and entertainment company alleged that the AI firm’s image and video generators generate outputs with striking resemblance to its intellectual property, including characters such as Batman, Superman...
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Meta Is Reportedly Allowing Users to Create Flirty AI Chatbots of Celebrities Without Consent
Meta has reportedly created numerous artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots in the name and likeness of popular celebrities without their consent across Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. As per the report, the Menlo Park-based tech giant’s celebrity-mimicking chatbots were also spotted sending flirtatious and suggestive messages to users, and eve...
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Google Introduces Gemini Nano Banana, a New AI Image Model With Improved Character Consistency
Google introduced a new artificial intelligence (AI) image model on Tuesday, calling it the company’s best image generation and editing model to date. Dubbed Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, the model improves on both the generation speed and element-based editing. Interestingly, the model went viral on the crowdsourced AI model ranking platform LMArena w...
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Why Did Sundar Pichai Post 3 Banana Emojis? X Users Share Theories
Google CEO Sundar Pichai left the internet guessing after he posted three banana emojis on X. The seemingly random Tuesday tweet went viral, leading to speculation that it was probably a new AI tool from Google.
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Meta Partners With Midjourney to Bring Its Image and Video Generation Tools to Meta AI Models
Meta, on Saturday, announced a partnership with the artificial intelligence (AI) research lab Midjourney. As part of the collaboration, the research teams of both companies will work together to bring Midjourney’s expertise in AI-powered image and video generation to Meta’s models. The company also highlighted that it will be licensing the rese...
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Grok Imagine Is Now Free for All Users Globally, Elon Musk Announces: How to Use It
Grok Imagine, xAI’s latest multimodal artificial intelligence (AI) tool, is now available to all users globally without any cost. Last week, xAI Founder Elon Musk announced that for a limited period, the AI images and videos generating tool is now available to all users, irrespective of whether they have a paid subscription or not. The tool, whic...
