New Delhi, Sept. 17 -- On 26 August, Google released its AI image generation model, Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, as a free service in its Gemini mobile application.

Viral as Nano Banana, the tool has garnered record impressions. Josh Woodward, vice-president and global head of Gemini, tweeted that by 9 September, Google's AI platform had seen over 23 million new user registrations and generated over 500 million images in two weeks.

Experts say Google's viral image-generation platform could mark the beginning of mass-scale enterprise AI adoption-more so than OpenAI's Studio Ghibli-style experiment earlier this year.

Mint explains the length and breadth of its potential impact.

Put simply, Nano Banana is an AI model solely dedicated to text-...