Google Gemini has just announced a brand new image generation model that may have caught them up to open AI, maybe surpassed them, and a number of other players in the industry.

So today on the podcast, we're diving into basically what the new capabilities are on this image model because there's a whole bunch of things that image models have struggled to do that I think they've done exceptionally well.

And there's some areas that I think are a lot of rooms for improvement on Google. We'll be breaking down all of that on the podcast today. And before we get into it, I just wanted to mention if you want to see a bunch of posts I've been making about this or anything else, I love for you to go check out and follow. Make sure go follow me over on X, where I post basically a bunch of interesting things that I have discovered here

and post a lot of stuff about AI. My handle is Jaden underscore AI, and I will leave a link in the

description, or in the show notes or whatever, but yeah, make sure go follow me on X. I would love to

connect with you there. All right. So let's get into what Google has announced. The biggest thing I

think that I've been the most excited about with all of their

kind of updates in this new image model, the first one is basically that it is capable

of actually having consistent image recognition, facial recognition, consistent characters

throughout a number of different images. So this is pretty

cool. There is a bunch of funny things that I've been able to generate today, and I'll

give you more on that in a second. But a couple of the big ones, I think, are that basically you can,

you can have the same person inside of multiple shots. So this is something I think chat GPT kind of struggles with.

We're basically asking it to generate, you know, me and you upload an image of yourself

after basically when it puts your face on an image in chat. It doesn't really look like your

face. And so Google, I think, does a really phenomenal job of actually you could give it a picture

of yourself and it will put you in and it will actually look realistic. So I think that's one thing that's interesting. It can also make edits to your background and the lighting in the photo, but also basically you can extrapolate that and be like, it's just like a chat interface with the photo where you just talk to it. You say what you want to edit and it makes the edits it does a really good job of this um it also does

really high quality images so when i was first testing it out i actually thought that uh there was

some sort of uh issue with it because when i looked at the image it kind of looked low quality

inside of the chat but i think that's something that they're doing just to preserve like bandwidth

while you're chatting if you actually click on an image i have my 4K monitor, and if you're watching on Spotify or

over on YouTube, you'll see that if you click on an image on like a big monitor, it will blow

...