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Google’s Gemini (Google Gemini) image trend has been widely followed and its craze continues. From retro sarees to 3D models, this trend has gone viral on social media. It is often difficult to identify that most of the photos of Gemini are true or that AI has been created. Often users understand the true photos of gemini-generated photos. This poses a risk of depfecch and can also lead to fraud. But now you can easily identify the true photo.

Google is working on a system so that the photo is true or that AI has created it immediately. Importantly, the Detection System, which is developing Google, will be useful for ordinary users, helping them to prevent fraud.

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Signs

In fact, photos created by using Gemini’s Nano Banana feature have currently a sign of the stars, which indicates that the photo is created with gemini. In the meantime, people remove these icons or crop them to use their own photos. This makes it extremely difficult to determine the truth of the photo. Therefore, Google is testing a detection platform that the photo is true or Gemini will give information.

The use of synthith

Google Nano Banana also embeds a hidden marker in their created photos using the Synthid tool. Syntid allows Google to find and mark whether a photo is created using Gemini. In the meantime, people have no access to it. Only the company can tell that the image is AI or true.

Google Detection Launch Platform

According to TechCranch report, Gemini apps at Google DeepMind Multimodal Generational Lead David Sheron said Google is testing a detection platform that will decide whether Gemini has created the image. It has been tested by a reliable tester, researcher and expert. The company is going to launch a version soon that will allow for ordinary users to check if the image is AI-generated. In the meantime, there is no information about when Google will launch this detection platform.

The data is automatically deleted

According to Google’s Gemini Apps Privacy Hub, all the information you have given to the chatboat as well as the gemini response is saved. However, the company claims that this data is automatically deleted on the basis of your account settings, but no specific information is given on how this data is used.

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