New Delhi: AI is becoming increasingly insane, and it is improving day by day, and the results are there to see on social media. We all know that Google has recently introduced its latest Nano Banana Pro, its most advanced AI imaging engine based on Gemini 3. In just a couple of days after launching, the internet is maximising the utility of this tool in the latest ways. Nano Banana Pro improves upon the previous Nano Banana engine that had gone viral on social media over 4K portraits, vintage sarees, and 3D figurines. Now, users can go one step further, to the point where it almost becomes indistinguishable in some cases.
Google’s Nano Banana Pro is by far the best image generation AI out there.
I gave it a picture of a question and it solved it correctly in my actual handwriting.
Students are going to love this. 😂 pic.twitter.com/GXd6PbZYxn
— sid (@immasiddx) November 21, 2025
Many of the students are already using the AI for their homework, which is not exactly a secret. However, so far, users still needed to write down the answers the AI gave to them, a rather tedious task. But Nano Banana Pro is built something different this time by Google, because this Nano Banana Pro can mimic users’ handwriting, and the teacher might not get a clue. On the X platform, a user has shared an image of a math problem he gave to Nano Banana Pro, the AI model not only solved the equation, but did it in the same handwriting. Granted, users won’t fool anyone when it comes to real-life submissions, but users can trick their teacher if they need to submit a PDF.
Not only this incident, but there is one more example of this, and a renowned AI researcher, Andrej Karpathy, gave Gemini two question papers. The AI managed to solve the paper in the given space and even made diagrams wherever required. The result even had doodles to make it seem like it was, in fact, written by a student. Now, when Gemini was first introduced, many users were using the AI to write their homework, which is not a good thing in the long run. But users can use Nano Banana Pro to take the user back in time, with nothing more than the coordinates of the place and the date of the event.
