Google于周四推出的Google Earth AI图像生成功能因传播虚假信息的风险而在一天内被撤下12。该功能采用名为Nano Banana 2的AI图像生成器，允许用户通过文本提示编辑卫星、航拍和3D地球图像，创建虚假场景23。Google产品经理Bryan Horowitz在7月30日的公司博客中宣传了这一功能3。
用户迅速分享了生成的虚假内容示例，包括难民营和炸弹坑等有害场景12。虽然Google最初声称已实施了数字水印和防止有害主题创建等防护措施1，但这些措施未能有效阻止不当使用。Google随即撤回了该功能，声称"我们看到地理空间专业人士使用此功能用于各种有用的目的，但我们也看到人们共享的生成图像似乎违反了我们的政策"2。Google表示将在加强防护措施的同时回滚该功能2。
Google launched an artificial intelligence image editing feature for Google Earth on Thursday that enabled users to generate false satellite imagery through text prompts, but withdrew the tool within a day following widespread criticism over its potential to spread misinformation.123 The feature, powered by an AI image generator called Nano Banana 2, allowed users to create custom images by combining Google Earth's satellite, aerial, and 3D imagery with AI-generated content.3
The company had initially claimed to have implemented safeguards, including digital watermarking and restrictions on creating harmful content.1 However, after the feature launched on July 30, users quickly shared examples of generated images that appeared to violate Google's policies.2 Google acknowledged the problem in a statement, saying: "We saw geospatial professionals using this feature for a variety of useful purposes, but we also saw generated images that people shared that seemed to violate our policies."2 The company announced it would roll back the functionality while strengthening protective measures.2 The rapid reversal drew particular attention when a BBC journalist sarcastically noted that the new AI image generation capability "couldn't possibly be misused to spread false information."2
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