By skyforbes I’ve been testing Google’s new Nano Banana Pro for the last 24 hours. Everyone is talking about the funny name or the hyper-realism, but the real killer feature is the reasoning engine behind the image generation.
I work in marketing, and usually, AI is a slot machine. You pull the lever and hope for the best. But with this model, I can actually iterate:
- "Change the background to a modern office but keep the lighting warm." -> It actually listens.
- "Translate the text on the laptop screen to Spanish." -> It updates the text in-context without warping the laptop.
It feels less like "generating" and more like "directing." If you're building social assets or storyboards, this cuts the workflow in half because you don't have to fix the text in Photoshop afterward.
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Is anyone else integrating this into their daily stack yet?