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It's also worth noting that other shady watermark removal tools are already all over the web, even if none of them is not quite as smart as this and other advanced AI-powered versions would likely be.

Google’s Gemini 2.0 Flash model is being used to remove watermarks from copyrighted content, according to users on social media who tried out the feature, reported TechCrunch. Users apparently ...

Google’s Gemini AI model is reportedly being used to strip away watermarks from images even as the tech giant attempts to simplify the labelling of AI-generated content. Several users on X and Reddit ...

Google's Gemini 2.0 Flash AI model has sparked controversy after users discovered it can effectively remove watermarks from copyrighted images. Sebastien Bozon/AFP Google recently expanded access ...

TechCrunch noted that Gemini 2.0 Flash was not a perfect watermark remover, and it appeared to struggle with certain semi-transparent watermarks and watermarks that canvassed large portions of images.

The model, labeled as experimental, often struggles with semi-transparent or large watermarks. In contrast, AI models from Anthropic and OpenAI restrict watermark removal to avoid unethical practices.

Gemini does add its own subtle watermark to the final image: a small blue diamond in the bottom left hand corner. In addition, the AI model sometimes struggles to completely remove transparent and ...

Watermarks serve as a reminder to viewers that the image is copyrighted, but watermarks aren’t foolproof. Removing the watermark from a copyrighted image is considered copyright infringement in many ...