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Google’s Nano Banana Renews AI Privacy Concerns for 1.5 Billion People Your email has been sent A familiar cloud of doubt is drifting back over Google… and it’s ...

With more realistic images than before, GPT Image 1.5 fares reasonably well against Google's Nano Banana Pro in my testing. OpenAI still has some work to do. I’ve been writing about consumer ...

Back in 2019, I got my first pair of Reebok Nanos, the Nano 9, and was so impressed with the shoe’s durability and versatility, it ended up cracking that year’s GP100. While I was late to the party — ...

A personal hobby of mine is to ask two different chatbots the same question and see which one provides the best response. Like a professor quizzing students (which I sometimes do in real life as a ...

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Katelyn is a writer with CNET covering artificial intelligence, including chatbots, image and video generators. Her work explores how new AI technology is infiltrating our lives, shaping the content ...

AI image generators used to be terrible at handling text. Even once the models mastered hands with five fingers, the presence of mangled, nonsensical, vaguely Cyrillic-looking text was a dead giveaway ...

If you were hoping to create some silly images this long holiday weekend with Google's new Nano Banana Pro model, I have some bad news: the company is restricting free usage of the AI system. In a ...

Google’s new Nano Banana Pro is making waves online, and people are declaring the end of traditional photography. It may be time to say goodbye to photography as you know it. At least, that’s the ...

Google’s Nano Banana has been a hit with AI image generation fans since its release in early August. Even the free version comes with tons of ways to create images, and it’s also pretty easy to use.

An unexpected revisit to my earlier post on mouse encoder hacking sparked a timely opportunity to reexamine quadrature encoders, this time with a clearer lens and a more targeted focus on their signal ...