Google lets users change satellite images via AI – and quickly pulls the emergency brake
Munich – The US company Google has backed down in the plan to have satellite images changed by users using a new AI tool. ..
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Users were able to generate realistic images based on satellite, aerial and 3D data. © Andrej Sokolow/dpa Google withdraws AI feature in Google Earth The satellite images of Google Earth are considered an important source for fact checking and verification. The process shows how quickly new AI functions can become a risk in sensitive applications.
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Users were able to generate realistic images based on satellite, aerial and 3D data. © Andrej Sokolow/dpa Google withdraws AI feature in Google Earth The satellite images of Google Earth are considered an important source for fact checking and verification.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1The process shows how quickly new AI functions can become a risk in sensitive applications.
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