A scientist at the University of California proposed marking the content generated by neural networks. This can be done using watermarks with an embedded unique identifier. Open AI, the creator of ChatGPT, is already experimenting with AI content tagging.
The proposal to introduce tagging of all content that creates artificial intelligence was made by University of California professor Hani Farid. His work specializes in digital image analysis and deepfake detection.
The scientist believes that with the continuous rate of development of neural networks, in the near future it will not be difficult to generate a video in which, for example, the head of state threatens military action, or the head of the company announces a drop in profits. Such manipulations can eventually lead to a market storm or a geopolitical crisis, the professor explains.
It is difficult for an ordinary person to distinguish genuine content from that generated by a neural network. Therefore, audio, video or photo materials created by artificial intelligence should be marked, Farid believes. According to him, this can be done using a watermark, which will contain a unique identifier and draw attention to the fact that this content was created by a neural network.
OpenAI, the developer of the popular ChatGPT neural network, is already experimenting with content tagging. The experiments consist of adding a unique identifier to genuine content, for example, a cryptographic signature of the video during recording, or marking the results of ChatGPT work.
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