Google has announced that the content generated by its AI tools is embedded with invisible watermarks, making it clear when an image is either altered or artificially created. The company also highlighted that individuals who may question the authenticity of a particular image can verify it through the Gemini chatbot app, or by utilizing the Lens feature available in its search functionality.
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Summary
Google incorporates invisible watermarks in AI-generated content to indicate manipulation.
Users can verify questionable images through the Gemini chatbot app.
Lens feature in Google Search also helps check the authenticity of images.
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