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>Imagen 4 is available today in the Gemini app, Whisk, Vertex AI and across Slides, Vids, Docs and more in Workspace. I'm always hesitant with rollouts like th
by Imnimo 1y ago
>Imagen 4 is available today in the Gemini app, Whisk, Vertex AI and across Slides, Vids, Docs and more in Workspace.
I'm always hesitant with rollouts like this. If I go to one of these, there's no indication which Imagen version I'm getting results from. If I get an output that's underwhelming, how do I know whether it's the new model or if the rollout hasn't reached me yet?
- minimaxir 1y agoGoogle is typically upfront about which model versions you're using in those tools. Not as behind-the-scenes as ChatGPT. However, looking at the UI/UX in Google Docs, it's less transparent.
- cubefox 1y agoIndeed. At the bottom of their Imagen page, they link to Google AI Studio: https://aistudio.google.com/generate-image https://aistudio.google.com/generate-image But this still says it's Imagen 3.0-002, not Imagen 4.
- matsemann 1y agoYes, Google is so, so, so bad at this. I even struggle with gemini often telling me it can't make images, until I tell it that it can, and then it does. I have no idea what's really supposed to be supported or not in gemini. It is so confusing. Ok, I got gemini pro through workspace or something, but not everything is there? Sure, I can try aistudio, flow, veo, gemini etc to figure out what I can do where, but so bad UX. Just tried using gemini to create an image, definitely not the newest imagegen as the text was just marbled up. But I can't see which version I'm on, genious. Edit: After clicking through lots of google products I'm still not able to find a single place I can actually try the new imagegen, despite the article claiming it's available today in X,Y,Z