"In the meantime, they stall by using Gemini to create images and videos showing Mr. Fuzzy on a worldwide solo adventure - wearing a beret in front of the Eiffel tower, running from a bull in Pamplona, that kind of thing - plus a clip where he explains to "Emma" that he can't wait to rejoin her in five to eight business days. Adorable, or kinda weird, depending on how you look at it!"
"I fed Gemini three pictures of Buddy, our real life Mr. Fuzzy, from different angles, and gave it the same prompt that's in the ad: "find this stuffed animal to buy ASAP." It returned a couple of likely candidates. But when I expanded its response to show its thinking I found the full eighteen hundred word essay detailing the twis"
A Google Gemini ad portrays parents using the AI to fabricate images and videos of a lost stuffed toy traveling the world to comfort their child while a replacement is on backorder. The AI-generated content includes staged scenes and a video clip of the toy explaining a delay of five to eight business days. Testing involved supplying three photos of the real toy and prompting Gemini to "find this stuffed animal to buy ASAP," which returned possible purchase matches and, when its reasoning was expanded, produced a lengthy explanatory output.
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