Google Adds Labels for AI-Made Content: What You Need to Know

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The internet is going to be a lot less murky thanks to Google’s latest large stride. They’re introducing specific tags to indicate whether content that is being posted on the internet was created by artificial intelligence (AI). This change will assist people to be in a position to know where the information that they see originates from.

Google is inserting special data into the content created by AI. This data will appear as tags on the SERP, when you search on Google Images, or Google Lens, respectively. When you notice these labels, you can click on “About this image” to learn more about the source of the content as well as the process that was applied.

For instance, if you watch a nice picture and you are not sure whether it is authentic or generated using a computer, these labels will assist you. It is as if you have your detective assistant any time you type a search query on the internet.

Wider Impact

These changes that Google is implementing will have an impact on the results across the board and not only on the search. Here’s what else is changing:

– Ads: Google will also apply such special labels to the ads. So when you watch an advertisement, you will be in a position to tell if or not AI was used in creating the advertisement. They assist in maintaining the ads free from exaggeration and ensure they meet the set Google policies.

– YouTube: Google owns YouTube and they are also set to add labels to videos that are posted on this site as well. Shortly, one will be able to know whether a video was created or edited using AI. That is a big statement that should interest anyone who watches or creates videos.

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– Content Credentials: This is a new technology concept that Google and other firms are in the process of developing. It’s a history of each piece of content in the given format. It will reveal if something was shot by a regular camera or synthesized by AI. This assists in tracking the origin of things on the internet.

Working with Others

Google isn’t doing this alone. They are part of a group known as the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity or C2PA for short. This group has a long name, but their job is simple: they would like to have the internet as a place where one can be assured of what he/she is seeing.

Other large corporations are also in this category too. Collectively, they are inventing rules and technology that present the online content in a more truthful manner as to where it is originating from.

Looking Ahead

When AI gets better at making things that look real these labels will become even more important. They will assist in maintaining the internet as a source of information that will not mislead people.

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In the future, you might find such labels on other websites also, not only on Google website. It’s to make the whole internet clearer and more trustworthy to a broader population.

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