Google made a watermark for AI images that you can’t edit out. The SynthID watermark is meant to be impossible for you to see in an image but easy for the detection tool to spot.

Last month, Google announced SynthID Detector, a new tool to detect AI-generated content. Google claims it can identify AI-generated content in text, image, video or audio.

Google announced a new SynthID Detector tool at Google I/O that lets you check if content has been made with the assistance of Google’s AI tools. It’s testing SynthID Detector now.

The technology, called SynthID, embeds the watermark directly into images created by Imagen, one of Google’s latest text-to-image generators. The AI-generated label remains regardless of ...

Google has announced that it is expanding the availability of its Veo 3 AI video generator globally to Gemini AI Pro ...

Two years ago, Google created SynthID, which embeds invisible watermarks into AI-generated media. At Google I/O, the company said over 10 billion pieces of content have now been watermarked with ...

Google announced via a post on X (formerly Twitter) on Wednesday that SynthID is now available to anybody who wants to try it. The authentication system for AI-generated content embeds ...

To that purpose, Google unveiled a new SynthID tool that can differentiate AI-generated images from human-created ones. The tool, created by the DeepMind team, ...

Google claims that SynthID Text, which has been integrated with its Gemini models since this spring, doesn’t compromise the quality, accuracy, or speed of text generation, and works even on text ...

While Google’s moves to add watermarks to its AI-generated tools are to be commended, SynthID for images is just one small weapon in the fight against deepfakes and AI-generated disinformation.

With the announcement of SynthID, Google joins a growing number of startups and Big Tech companies that are trying to find solutions. Some of these companies bear names like Truepic and Reality ...