Starting in May, platforms such as Meta Threads and Instagram will mark "content suspected to be generated by AI"

The various privacy/copyright issues arising from the rise of AI have become a growing concern for many in the tech industry. Meta The company issued a press release today,Announced that it will start in May at its home Instagram, Threads and Facebook platforms add "watermarks" to AI content.

Meta claimed in a press release that the changes came from recommendations from the company’s internal oversight committee, findings from public investigations and suggestions from “academics, civil society organizations, and others.”

Meta will use algorithms and real people to detect "content that may be generated by AI", and users can also annotate the pictures themselves with "the relevant pictures are generated by AI". Such messages will be added to the user's pictures as watermarks to facilitate identification by others.

statement:The content of the source of public various media platforms, if the inclusion of the content violates your rights and interests, please contact the mailbox, this site will be the first time to deal with.
Information

Some netizens exposed the invitation email sent by OpenAI to red team testers: GPT-5 has started red team testing

2024-4-6 9:10:39

Information

Kingsoft Office WPS 365 announced a new release on April 9: "One-stop AI office"

2024-4-7 9:41:59

Search