TikTok
already
automatically
applies
an
“AI-generated”
tag
to
content
on
its
platform
made
using
TikTok’s
AI
tools,
and
that
same
label
will
now
apply
to
content
created
on
other
platforms.
Now,
TikTok
will
detect
when
images
or
videos
are
uploaded
to
its
platform
containing
metadata
tags
indicating
the
presence
of
AI-generated
content
and
says
it’s
the
first
social
media
platform
to
support
the
new
Content
Credentials.
Support
for
the
Adobe-developed
tagging
system
(which
has
been
added
to
tools
like
Photoshop
and
Firefly)
comes
as
TikTok
partners
with
Adobe’s
Content
Authenticity
Initiative
(CAI)
as
well
as
the
Coalition
for
Content
Provenance
and
Authenticity
(C2PA).
TikTok
writes
that
Content
Credentials
support
will
go
through
a
“multi-phase
implementation”
on
the
platform.
The
company’s
first
step
is
to
begin
automatically
labeling
AI-generated
uploads
that
already
contain
Content
Credentials.
The
next
step
is
adding
the
tags
to
content
generated
using
TikTok’s
AI
effects
that
remain
in
place
even
if
the
content
is
downloaded
for
posting
elsewhere.
Original author: Umar Shakir
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