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Google could soon expand access to Imagen 3 AI model to its Gemini Advanced subscribers https://yakihonne.s3.ap-east-1.amazonaws.com/ad6a909b8dfd6e278f94881d83dbd5ad5f9260c7502175059b29042e589fb93c/files/1719513673292-YAKIHONNES3.jpg Google appears to be expanding access to its most advanced text-to-image AI model, Imagen 3. Originally announced last month with limited access, Google is believed to be planning early access to it for Gemini Advanced subscribers through a popup within the beta version of the Google app for Android. Spotted through an APK teardown, the app's code reveals that Imagen 3 could become more widely available after its initial limited release. While there's no definitive way to confirm if the updated model uses Imagen 3, it's highly likely based on the app's popup message. The popup header announces the "First look: Imagen 3" and invites Gemini Advanced subscribers to experience early access to the latest version of the AI tool. Additionally, a drop-down list outlines the updated features of this advanced AI model.

Google is considering expanding access to its advanced text-to-image AI model, Imagen 3, to its Gemini Advanced subscribers. The information was discovered through an APK teardown of the beta version of the Google app for Android. The app's code suggests that Google may offer early access to Imagen 3 to Gemini Advanced subscribers through a popup message within the app

Google appears to be expanding access to its most advanced text-to-image AI model, Imagen 3. Originally announced last month with limited access, Google is believed to be planning early access to it for Gemini Advanced subscribers through a popup within the beta version of the Google app for Android. Spotted through an APK teardown, the app's code reveals that Imagen 3 could become more widely available after its initial limited release. While there's no definitive way to confirm if the updated