The tool had come under criticism for its potential for misinformation as it allowed users to create fake scenarios on top of real imagery of monuments and landmarks. Google did not specify what types of images violated its policies. It said the images did not appear in the main Google Earth experience and were watermarked as AI-generated.
The tool had come under criticism for its potential for misinformation as it allowed users to create fake scenarios on top of real imagery of monuments and landmarks. Google did not specify what types of images violated its policies. It said the images did not appear in the main Google Earth experience and were watermarked as AI-generated.
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