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When AI goes bananas

We look at Google's silly-sounding but convincingly capable AI image generation model. Plus a host of visual stories on everything AI in Asia. Read from your browser The Prompt Welcome to The Prompt, your Monday dive into the world of AI that puts Asia front and center. From Big Tech's power players to the region's scrappy disruptors, we cover it all. Want full access to all our AI reporting? Subscribe to us here . Hello Betamax, AI went bananas last week. Literally. Almost everyone in my tech circle was having fun with Nano Banana , Google's latest image generation and editing model. It quickly rose to the top of LMArena's leaderboard , where people pit two AI models and vote for the best results without knowing which is which. Nano Banana - or technically Gemini 2.5 Flash Image - won by a long shot, with over 2.5 million votes. Our in-house designer tested it, and here's the result. Any thoughts? Of course, when there's hype, there are opportunists. O...

Round two for Sky Mavis and Ula founder

Sky Mavis is back in profit after Axie's fizzle, and the co-founder of now-defunct Ula is back with a new startup. Read from your browser Daily Newsletter Welcome to Tech in Asia's daily newsletter, your essential dose of Asia's tech and startup buzz. Not on the mailing list? Register here . Got a story tip? Send it to editors@techinasia.com . IN FOCUS Sky Mavis bounces back after Axie's fall Ula co-founder's AI-powered comeback New contenders power India's ecommerce sector Hello Betamax, Remember the Axie Infinity craze? For a moment, it felt like that was the future of gaming. Its developer Sky Mavis was on its way to generate US$1.3 billion in revenue in 2021. Then came the crypto winter and the devastating hack of the company's game-focused blockchain Ronin. With this one-two punch, it would be easy to write off Sky Mavis. But quietly, the developer has staged a comeback. And a look at the Singapore-based company's financials reveals that Sky M...