Major tech firms have rolled out AI tools across their software offerings over the past year. But as images and videos become easier to manage with generative artificial intelligence, a second wave of companionship policies has been launched to better inform people when this technology is applied to content. Google is the latest trend follower.
After instruments such as debuted last spring and includes artificial intelligence last month, Google Photos will begin tagging visual content modified by artificial intelligence. Google already tagged AI-altered images with relevant metadata, but now it will express edited photos in plain language. In the example, the company shared in its information At the bottom of the image details screen is a section called “AI info”. It then lists the credit of the AI tool used to match the image. It will also tell you if the image has been modified with generative AI, or if the image is a composite of multiple photos without using generative AI. feature. The new language will appear in Google Photos starting next week.
