Google Disables AI Editing for Google Earth Two Days After Launch
Google introduced a feature that allowed users to use AI to literally draw events onto real satellite images.
Users managed to create images of the destroyed Eiffel Tower, a huge crater near the pyramids, and dozens of other completely fictional scenes.
Within 48 hours, Google urgently disabled the feature, admitting that protection against abuse proved insufficient.
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