Google removes risky Earth feature after launch

Google has launched a new feature in the "Google Earth" app that allows users to generate highly realistic images using artificial intelligence technology, based on the "Nano Banana 2" model. However, this feature has faced widespread criticism after experts demonstrated that it can be used to forge images depicting real locations or create scenes that do not actually exist. This raises concerns about increased risks of misinformation and its potential impact on journalists and fact-checkers. As a result, Google has decided to temporarily suspend the feature and is working to implement stricter regulations on its use, including the addition of watermarks on generated images to clarify their artificial nature, with the aim of preventing misuse for forgery and deception.

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