Alphabet's Google has made a change to Google Earth. The company introduced an AI image-generation feature, but it was only available for a short time. The feature was rolled back after it had been available for just one day.
This decision was made after users shared certain images. Further details about the rollback and the images that led to it are available from the source, Reuters, which reported on the development on July 31.
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