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The transparency of what was done with the image should be increased, according to Google, which now gives images that have been processed using artificial intelligence a special rating.
Kamera & Bild have written extensively about AI and generative AI and how it is relatively difficult nowadays for many to distinguish between what is true and what is not true.
Google now wants to help the viewer along the way by displaying an information section that handles AI, while at the same time labeling images that are handled in some way with the help of AI tools — all to increase transparency.
Meanwhile, “Created with Google AI” will also appear in the creator field:
By viewing the detailed file information for that image, you should soon be able to see an “AI Info” box containing all the metadata about what happened to the image. Among other things, AI tools such as Magic Editor, Magic Erasor and Zoom Enhance available in Google Photos / Google Foto on Android, should appear in the file metadata.
Not only will Google Images also be included in the metadata, but other images where AI has been used will also be flagged by Google Images.
By adding this, Google hopes they will do their part to ensure that as many people as possible can follow their transparency principles with their own guidelines.
According to a new EU law, those who offer a system that uses artificial intelligence must also notify the user of the service or software when artificial intelligence is used, something that is supposed to increase transparency between the service and the user and also between users. User and publisher.
The label will soon start rolling out to Google Photos for Android and iOS, as well as the web.
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