Google has shown off a prototype of its AI smart glasses that has an eyebrow-raising feature: it can edit photos with AI on the fly. Dieter Bohn, formerly of The Verge, took to Reddit and X to share a short demonstration of the prototype glasses. Much of it was the usual stuff, like live translation, directions, and computer vision AI that can tell the user about the objects they’re looking at. But one feature appeared novel. “Of course AI glasses have a camera and because we have Gemini, you can do really fun things with the camera all in one motion,” Bohn explains. He then takes a photo of the people nearby and “puts them somewhere fun,” says Bohn. “Maybe like the, er, really cool church in Barcelona that I forget the name of.” Gemini’s AI image generator is called Nano Banana and it works in the background to create an eerily convincing image of Bohn’s colleagues standing in front of La Sagrada Família, the church in Barcelona that Bohn was thinking of.…