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Google is adding image verification tools to its Gemini app that let users check whether images were created or edited using Google's AI through SynthID watermarking technology. Over 20 billion pieces of content have been watermarked with SynthID since its 2023 introduction, and the detector is now available directly in Gemini for users to upload images and verify their origin. Google plans to expand verification to video and audio formats, integrate C2PA metadata standards across YouTube, Search, and other products, and eventually support verification of content from non-Google AI systems.
Google released Gemini 3 Pro Image (Nano Banana Pro), an image generation and editing model that offers studio-quality output with advanced creative controls. The model supports up to 4K resolution, handles text rendering with improved accuracy, and can integrate up to fourteen inputs into a single image while maintaining consistency across five individuals. Developers can access it through the Gemini API, Google AI Studio, and Vertex AI, with integrations coming to Adobe and Figma.
Google released Nano Banana Pro, an image generation and editing model built on Gemini 3 Pro that offers improved text rendering, better reasoning capabilities, and enhanced creative controls including localized editing and support for blending up to 14 images. The model can maintain consistency across up to 5 people and generate text in multiple languages, and is rolling out globally to Gemini app users, Google Workspace customers, and API developers starting today. Free-tier users receive limited quotas before reverting to the original Nano Banana, while paid subscribers and professionals gain access to higher-quality outputs and advanced studio-level editing features.
OpenAI and Foxconn are partnering to design and manufacture AI infrastructure hardware in the United States rather than relying on overseas production. The collaboration will produce multiple generations of data-center systems with key components built domestically. The partnership aims to reduce dependence on foreign supply chains and accelerate the pace at which advanced AI infrastructure can be deployed.
OpenAI partnered with DoorDash, SCORE, and local organizations to train small businesses in AI deployment through a program called Small Business AI Jam. The initiative targets 1,000 Main Street business owners with hands-on tools and training. Participating businesses gain practical capabilities to compete and expand their operations using AI technology.
OpenAI has conducted initial experiments demonstrating that GPT-5 can accelerate scientific research across mathematics, physics, biology, and computer science through collaborative work between AI systems and researchers. The experiments show GPT-5 generating mathematical proofs and uncovering insights in multiple scientific domains, though no specific metrics or breakthrough discoveries are detailed. If successful at scale, this could change the workflow of research teams by integrating AI assistance into the discovery process rather than reserving it for verification or literature review.
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