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Better title: "AI companies propose using C2PA to identify AI-generated content"

• klabb3 3y ago
  TIL that’s the standard for when eg a camera signs a photo, and then editing tools can further sign to continue the chain of provenance. My money is at (a) this won’t be universally used and (b) “laundering” AI content is just about removing the signature, and nobody will ever care. In fact, the signatures will be removed unintentionally by copying, downscaling etc. Even if all media editors and viewers of sorts were to use it, like some sort of authoritarian wet dream, breaking that DRM would be top priority for hackers and since many if not most keys are client side it’d be trivial to crack and spoof anything.