Article 6D5XC OpenAI, Google will watermark AI-generated content to hinder deepfakes, misinfo

OpenAI, Google will watermark AI-generated content to hinder deepfakes, misinfo

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Ashley Belanger
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Seven companies-including OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, Meta, Amazon, Anthropic, and Inflection-have committed to developing tech to clearly watermark AI-generated content. That will help make it safer to share AI-generated text, video, audio, and images without misleading others about the authenticity of that content, the Biden administration hopes.

It's currently unclear how the watermark will work, but it will likely be embedded in the content so that users can trace its origins to the AI tools used to generate it.

Deepfakes have become an emerging concern for Internet users and policymakers alike as tech companies grapple with how to deal with controversial uses of AI tools.

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