Google Photos Will Soon Show You If an Image Was Edited With AI

Starting next week, Google Photos will label when an image was edited with AI. The Verge reports: 'Photos edited with tools like Magic Editor, Magic Eraser and Zoom Enhance already include metadata based on technical standards from The International Press Telecommunications Council (IPTC) to indicate that they've been edited using generative AI,' John Fisher, engineering director of Google Photos, wrote in a blog post. 'Now we're taking it a step further, making this information visible alongside information like the file name, location and backup status in the Photos app.'

The 'AI info' section will be found in the image details view of Google Photos both on the web and in the app. These labels won't be limited strictly to generative AI, either. Google says it'll also specify when a 'photo' contains elements from several different images -- such as when people use the Pixel's Best Take and Add Me features. 'This work is not done, and we'll continue gathering feedback and evaluating additional solutions to add more transparency around AI edits,' Fisher wrote.

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