AI image generators produce impressive visuals, yet they regularly stumble on human faces, trademarked symbols, complex compositions and over‑editing. Reviewers note that even top services can render odd expressions, flawed logos, tangled elements and inexplicable hallucinations. Practical workarounds include simplifying prompts, scaling back the number of subjects, choosing milder adjectives, leveraging built‑in editing tools, and revisiting design concepts to avoid copyrighted icons. Ultimately, human oversight remains essential, and crediting AI‑generated content is recommended as the technology continues to improve. Read more →

Google has expanded its NotebookLM platform with the Nano Banana Pro AI model, enabling users to turn research into polished infographics and slide decks without leaving the notebook. The new tools synthesize accurate information, render text within images, and maintain visual consistency across styles. Early tests show the system can visualize complex topics—such as the evolution of Arthurian legend—by creating coherent, publication‑ready graphics that still benefit from human refinement. The integration marks a significant step toward seamless, multimodal research and design within a single AI‑driven workspace. Read more →