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Google Opens the Gates of AI Slop Hell

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Google will soon let Gemini users turn off visible watermarks on AI-generated images, videos, and music, making synthetic content harder to spot.

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Google Gemini has a new feature: Letting users generate AI slop without visible watermarks to identify it.

The official Twitter account for the LLM announced on Friday (news dump, everyone!) that users will soon gain the ability to “decide if your image, video, and music creations made with Gemini will have visible watermarks.” Now it’s a toggle.

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  • Gemini users can choose to hide visible watermarks on creations.
  • The change was announced by Gemini's official Twitter account on Friday.
  • Critics worry this will worsen the spread of undetectable AI slop.

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