Google’s new Nano Banana Pro tool has gone viral after a user demonstrated how well it can read handwriting and even generate answers in the same writing style.
A picture posted on X (formerly Twitter) shows the tool solving a handwritten maths question just by analysing an image of it. Not only did it get the solution right, but it also copied the user’s handwriting.
The post was shared by Sid, @immasiddx, with the caption, “Google’s Nano Banana Pro is by far the best image generation AI out there.”
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In his post, he explained how the tool solved a handwritten question easily after he uploaded a photo of his notes.
“I gave it a picture of a question, and it solved it correctly in my actual handwriting. Students are gonna love this,” he adds.
According to him, the model processed the image smoothly and produced an answer that looked exactly like his own handwriting, which he said was beyond what he expected.
Netizens react
People on X were amazed at how neatly the AI handled handwriting. Many said they had never seen a model do this so well. Many raise the concern of learning math.
One user commented, “Incredible, and we are still just in the beginning of AI.”
Another wrote, “Handwriting used to be the 'Proof of Work'. It was the biometric signature of effort. Now, it's just a style filter. We didn't just automate the 'Thinking'; we automated the human imperfection”. Someone added, “Students are going to learn nothing and just have AI do their homework."
One X user said, “The education system, which was already falling behind, has a major challenge to tackle.”
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One user reacted, “If it copied your handwriting too, how are you not panicking????”
Many others praised the clean output, calling it “next-level tech”.
As Nano Banana Pro becomes more popular, it highlights both the exciting possibilities of AI and the challenges it poses—especially in education. The tool’s accuracy and handwriting imitation have impressed users, but it also raises questions about how students will use such technology responsibly.
