Google has introduced a fresh tool in his chatbot AI, which allows you to create an illustrated story, simply describing it. This function, called “storybook” It generates 10-page stories, each with a tiny paragraph of the text that Gemini can read aloud and illustration.
You can adapt your story by asking Gemini to operate specific artistic styles, such as inspired by clay, anime, comics and more. Google also allows you to send photos and other photos for twins, such as sending a child’s drawing and asking Gemini to create a story about it.
I just had to try these functions for myself, so I first asked Gemini to create a story about the sums fighting to make friends in a fresh aquarium. When I shifted the “pages”, I discovered that the chart that generated about the inhabitants of the tank trying to move marble was quite needy. But besides, everything seemed quite standard for the history of children generated by AI-it means until I came across one illustration that she placed man arm on one of the fish.
Another story generated by Gemini had a page covering the spaghetti sauce, which looked like a cartoon criminal scene, while the image of Mother and Son watching the TV had a screen on the wrong side. My colleague, Andrew Liszewski, even noticed the personality generated by AI in his own Google movie with this function that shows a woman building a spacecraft And making the sounds “tap, touch”, holding the keys and other tool that I can’t understand.
In addition to meeting some inconsistencies in character designs, I did not notice any other glaring strangeness in some other stories that I created Gemini. However, Chatbot did not seem to share my artistic vision when I sent the image of a cartoon cat that I drew.
The StoryBook Gemini function is available all over the world on a computer and mobile computer, including in all languages that Gemini currently supports.