Google Photos Introduces Invisible Watermark for AI-Edited Content
Google announced on February 6 that its Photos app will now utilize SynthID to tag images that have been edited using its AI-powered tools, such as Magic Editor . This invisible watermarking technology will help users identify AI-altered content within Google Photos .
Expanding SynthID’s Capabilities
Previously, Google had implemented SynthID to mark images generated by its AI models like Imagen. Now, the tech giant is extending its use to Google Photos, ensuring better transparency in AI-generated content .
How SynthID Works
SynthID embeds an imperceptible digital watermark into AI-generated or AI-edited images, audio, text, and video without affecting their quality. Users can check an image’s AI modification history by visiting the “About this image” section in Google Photos.
Expanding SynthID’s Capabilities
Previously, Google had implemented SynthID to mark images generated by its AI models like Imagen. Now, the tech giant is extending its use to Google Photos, ensuring better transparency in AI-generated content .
How SynthID Works
SynthID embeds an imperceptible digital watermark into AI-generated or AI-edited images, audio, text, and video without affecting their quality. Users can check an image’s AI modification history by visiting the “About this image” section in Google Photos.
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