July 31 (Reuters) - Alphabet's Google said on Friday it was rolling back an AI image-generation feature it had ‌introduced in Google Earth just a day ago, after ‌users shared images that appeared to violate the company's policies. The tool had come ⁠under criticism for its potential for misinformation as it allowed users to create fake scenarios on ⁠top of real imagery of monuments and landmarks. It said the images did not appear in the main Google Earth ‌experience and were watermarked as AI ​generated. While tech giants have rushed to ​integrate AI tools across ​their products, they have had to adjust, restrict ‌or temporarily disable features in response ​to user ​violations, misinformation and policy concerns. Meta earlier this month discontinued Muse Image, an AI feature that allowed users to generate ​images using public Instagram ‌accounts, after drawing widespread criticism over privacy concerns, including ​from a Hollywood union.