In an effort to help prevent the spread of misinformation, Google on Tuesday unveiled an invisible, permanent watermark on images that will identify them as computer-generated.

DuckDuckGo is making it easier to wade some of the AI slop that have taken over the internet in recent months.

The feature, available via the ‘Videos’ option in the prompt box, lets you upload a photo, describe the scene, and even ...

A day after OpenAI impressed with a startlingly improved ChatGPT AI model, Google showed off an equally stunning vision for how AI will improve the products that billions of people use every day.

In partnership with Google Cloud, Google DeepMind (Google’s AI research division) is launching a tool for watermarking and identifying AI-generated images — but only images created by Google ...

AI-generated images can proliferate misinformation in massive proportions, leading to the irresponsible use of AI. To that purpose, Google unveiled a new SynthID tool that can differentiate AI ...

Google made a watermark for AI images that you can’t edit out. The SynthID watermark is meant to be impossible for you to see in an image but easy for the detection tool to spot.

Google wants you to help train its AI by labeling images in Google Photos. ... The process is powered by “Crowdsource by Google,” a crowdsourcing platform that the company launched in 2016.

The tool, called Vertex AI Search for healthcare, is also newly backed by Google’s latest AI model, Google announced Monday. The model, called Gemini 2.0, is faster and more accurate than past ...

As it refreshes Photos for its 10th anniversary, the editor is getting a fresh dose of AI. And this may end up one of Google's most used AI features—more than 210 million images are edited in ...