2024-08-02 20:53:23
How to know if an image was created with artificial intelligence? Identifying them can be a complicated taskbut Now it is possible thanks to a tool of Google.
And although technology can be useful, some images altered with artificial intelligence They can confuse and even cause panic in the population.
For this reason, here we tell you how you can use Google to find out if an image was created with artificial intelligence.
“About this image”: with this Google tool you can identify images created with Artificial Intelligence
Google announced that with the tool “About this image” You can identify images created with artificial intelligence (IA).
If you doubt the authenticity of an image, with “About this image” you will get information about how the image has been used, the metadata and if it has a digital watermark.
This tool is available in 40 languages worldwide, including:
- French
- German
- hindi
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean
- portuguese
- español
- Vietnamese
“About this image” is being implemented in Search with a circle on Google on some Android devices, such as the latest Samsung and Pixel phones, foldables, and tablets.
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How to use “about this image”?
In case you have a Android device, you will need to have the “Search with a circle on Google” feature enabled.
Then you will have to follow the following steps:
- Press and hold the home button or navigation bar to activate “about this image”
- Circle the image you suspect is made with artificial intelligence
- Google will automatically launch the search results, select the “About this image” option
In case you choose to use the tool Google Lensyou must perform the following steps:
- Take a screenshot or download the image you have questions about
- Open Google Search and tap the Lens icon in the search bar (it’s represented by a camera)
- Click on the image in your gallery
- Swipe up to find the tab that says “about this image”
- The results will be displayed below.
In Leans you can also consult the “visual coincidences” to find out on which other pages the image in question has circulated.
Google (Especial)
2024-08-02 20:53:23