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Google fixes AI’s text problems
November 24, 2025
|Financial Express Mumbai
AS CONFIDENT AS Al assistants can sound in chat responses, if you ask them to generate an image containing several text phrases, chances are the resulting imagery will contain some typos or distorted fonts.
Google has announced a new image-generation and editing model that it says addresses the issue. The image model, Nano Banana Pro, can produce better visuals with more precise and legible text in multiple languages.
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