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That's something C2PA[1] might be able to help with, i.e. your phones camera puts a digital signature on the photo confirming that your phone took it. If that d
by grumbel 9mo ago
That's something C2PA[1] might be able to help with, i.e. your phones camera puts a digital signature on the photo confirming that your phone took it. If that doesn't work out due to people photographing an AI image of a display, I would expect custom shop apps to be required to make warranty claims, as they could make use of all the phones sensors and make forging much harder.
Either way, I am not sure how big of a problem this is to begin with, since you'd leave quite the paper trail either way. It's not a stunt you can pull off repeatedly without getting caught.
[1] https://c2pa.org/ https://c2pa.org/
- mensetmanusman 9mo agoGood idea. It’s a type of image that doesn't need to be modified, so an encoding verification scheme would work.
- mschuster91 9mo agoC2PA only holds up until someone can extract the key material from any cheap-ass sensor.