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Google just dropped Nano Banana inside Gemini and it's WILD..... Goggle is claiming it the best AI photo editor in the world.? Nano Banana🍌 allows you to combine photos into new scenes. ...let's see how it goes .

Elon Musk is catching rockets with chopsticks at SpaceX! Sundar Pichai just announced breakthrough quantum computing chips at Google! And Sam Altman is on a 12-day launch streak, rolling out amazing stuff at OpenAI and ofcourse getting close to AGI

Day1 : Interacted with New technology The Nano Banana landed in gemini by Google as a " Gemini 2.5 Flash Image " have tried it and my face recognised in every single model. The one thing I came across is the Google marketing game here they anony

Google's Gemini app has taken the top spot on the Apple App Store, fueled by its viral Nano Banana AI feature. Nano Banana effortlessly transforms photos into hyper-realistic 3D figurines using simple text prompts. This viral feature has attracte

🚨 China vs Silicon Valley: The Image Gen Showdown 🎨⚔️ When Google proudly served us a “🍌 Nano Banana,” ByteDance just rolled out a Seedream 4.0 buffet — and it’s not here to play nice. Seedream 4.0 spits out razor-sharp 2K renders in <2 seconds

Google’s new Gemini 2.5 Flash Image (“Nano Banana”) is crushing GPT-5 in image editing. It nails outfit swaps, multi-step edits, new character additions, and enhancements—retaining facial detail, fidelity, and realism where GPT-5 often falters. Image

The Gemini 2.5 flash image model is the nano banana. If you are following ai updates then you will know for the past week A new model was ranking above in image generation that is nano banana in LM arena But nobody knows who made that model So

🍌 Google just went bananas and it might change creative workflows forever. “Nano Banana” is the playful name for Google’s latest AI image-editing model inside Gemini 2.5. But behind the fun branding is serious tech: - Intelligent edits that preser

In November 2023, OpenAI fired its CEO Sam Altman out of nowhere. No warning. No leaks. Just gone. 4 days later? He was back. Microsoft stepped in. Employees revolted. It was the craziest 96 hours in Silicon Valley history. On November 17, OpenAI’s