Think Twice Before Using Google’s Newest AI Model to Remove Watermarks from Photos
Google’s newest AI model, Gemini 2.0 Flash, is exceptionally good at removing watermarks from copyrighted images including Getty Images, according to multiple users. However, AI watermark removal does raise copyright concerns.
Google’s Latest Gemini Image Editor Can Remove Watermarks From Photos
The speedy progress of AI development continues to dominate headlines, but the latest story to hit the news cycle is more bad press than good press: It turns out that Google's latest Gemini 2.0 Flash image editor is rather adept at automatically removing watermarks from images.
Watermarks don't stand a chance against Google Gemini Flash
Google's Gemini 2.0 Flash AI model efficiently removes watermarks from images, including those created by humans. While watermarking helps establish ownership and prevent copyright infringement, Gemini can easily circumvent these protections,
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Gemini 2.0 Flash testers found that the AI lets them remove watermarks from copyrighted photos, which is similar to stealing images.
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Google’s Gemini AI model is under scrutiny for its ability to remove watermarks from images, raising ethical and legal concerns.
Removing Watermarks From Images With Gemini Is Now Way Too Easy
Other AI tools are really good at filling in the blanks in images, too, but Gemini Flash is particularly good at it, is very fast at it, and the tool is completely free to use. Where other AI might provide more of a paywall lock on such services, Google's Gemini Flash is already making waves for its mix of accessibility and capabilities.
Google’s AI is being used to remove watermarks from stock photo images
Gemini doesn’t just erase watermarks, it also magically fills in the missing parts of the image, making it look like the watermark was never there in the first place.
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Generative AI has been posing new challenges for image-makers for a while now. From copyright infringement to ethical concerns, generative AI has been advancing so rapidly without any consideration of its effects on human creativity.
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but will also attempt to fill in any gaps created by a watermark’s deletion. Other AI-powered tools do this, too, but Gemini 2.0 Flash seems to be exceptionally skilled at it — and free to use.