Google’s Nano Banana Pro Shocks Users As Viral Comparison Shows AI Images Nearly Identical To Real Photos

Google has launched its advanced image generation model, Nano Banana Pro, which has generated significant online interest. Users have noted the system’s ability to produce images that are difficult to distinguish from real photographs. A recent post on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) has contributed to the model’s visibility.

The discussion began when a user named Sid shared a side-by-side comparison of images from the previous Nano Banana model and the new Nano Banana Pro. The images depicted a woman at a café table, raising questions about which was created by the latter model. Many expected the distinction to be apparent, given Google’s claims of improvements.

However, most users found it challenging to identify the difference, demonstrating the advancements made in generative AI technology. Sid’s post garnered over 76 million views in a matter of hours, eliciting numerous reactions from amazed viewers.

Overview of Google Nano Banana Pro

Google describes the Nano Banana Pro as a state-of-the-art image generation and editing tool aimed at delivering sharper and more realistic visuals. It is built on the Gemini 3 Pro model, which enhances the model’s reasoning abilities and understanding of real-world contexts. In addition to photorealistic images, the model can generate informative visuals like infographics and diagrams, making it applicable for various creative, educational, and professional purposes.

Reactions on Social Media

The reactions to Sid’s post reflect a blend of astonishment and concern regarding the fidelity of AI-generated representations of real-world scenes.