Starting this week, Google Photos will add a new 'AI info' section to the image details display letting users know whether the image they’re viewing has been created or...
Google is rolling out a significant new update that will make it easier to spot pictures that were generated or edited with AI.
Starting this week, Google Photos will add a new “AI info” section to the image details display letting users know whether the image they’re viewing has been created or manipulated using AI. By checking this information, users will be able to see more easily when an image has been generated with AI tools, such as Google’s Gemini app, or manipulated with AI-powered functions like Google Photos’ Magic Eraser.
Amid increasing concerns over the potential misuse of AI, Google’s latest steps will increase transparency and awareness of the tools available and give users a first line of defense against image-based misinformation and deepfakes. If you’re not sure about an image found online, you can download it and open it in Google Photos to see quickly whether AI tools have been used before making a decision about its authenticity.
The change may also cause users to think twice before sharing manipulated images, as their recipients may be alerted to the fact that a picture has been edited. This information could have positive effects on stamping out misinformation and deepfakes or projecting a realistic body image online.While Google’s latest move will undoubtedly bring greater transparency to users, it’s important to note that Google is simply passing along information already stored voluntarily within the images.
You will find Google Photos’ new AI Info by selecting a photo and swiping up in the app or by tapping the icon displayed in the web version at photos.google.com.
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