Multiple outlets report that Google pulls back an AI feature for Google Earth shortly after it launches. Nasha Niva and Mashable both say the tool, called “Nano Banana” (also referred to as “Nano Banana 2” by Mashable), is removed from Google Earth just one day after being made available. The reports describe the rollback as a rapid change to the product rollout, occurring within 24 hours of launch. The sources characterize the move as a removal or rollback of the AI addition rather than a gradual adjustment, implying the feature is not staying in place for ongoing use.
Neither source provides detailed reasons for the removal, such as specific technical issues, policy concerns, or user-impact findings. Taken together, the coverage indicates that the feature was briefly available to users, then taken down almost immediately following its debut. The reports focus on the timing and the fact of the rollback, without adding confirmed details about what happens next or whether the tool will return.