Google's Gemini chatbot app now lets you modify both AI-generated images and images uploaded from your phone or computer.

After testing last month, Google is beginning to roll out native AI image editing to the Gemini app.

Google Gemini now lets you edit or create images using simple text prompts — no design skills or editing tools needed.

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Adobe announced that it's opening up the beta for its Content Authenticity app, which launched in private beta last year.

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