This change was announced in a post on
C2PA is a technical standard developed by Adobe, Microsoft, BBC and other companies to combat the spread of deepfakes and disinformation by documenting the source and history of media content.
Metadata on images will include information about the source of the AI tool and the date it was created.
Users can view this metadata by uploading the image to sites such as Content Credentials. Although there is some increase in file size due to C2PA metadata, OpenAI claims that this will not affect image quality.
The move is said to be aimed at improving the verification of AI-generated images, as it has become increasingly easy to create deepfakes and spread misleading information.
Source: Ferra
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