Gemini completely failed to identify an AI-generated image in user test
Less-Ice2477 · reddit · 2026-11-14
A Reddit user fed an AI-generated image to Gemini, which gave the standard cop-out — "no reliable signals were detected indicating how the content was created" — instead of recognizing it as AI-made. The poster questions how billions in investment still can't produce detectors reliable enough for verification.
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