– OpenAI has launched a new image detection tool to identify AI-generated images
– The tool has a 98% accuracy in detecting AI-generated images
– OpenAI is also joining the steering committee for the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2Pa) standard
OpenAI has launched a new image detection tool to help people identify whether an image was generated by its AI or not. The tool can identify AI-generated images with 98 percent accuracy and will be available to a limited number of testers. OpenAI has also acknowledged the need to add metadata to images and videos created with its AI tools to combat deepfakes, which are synthetically generated content designed to deceive users.
While OpenAI’s new tool is a positive step in addressing the issue of fraudulent content, it is not a complete solution. The tool has only been trained on images generated by a specific AI tool, so it may not work effectively on images from other AI generators. Deepfake videos, which are harder to detect, remain a significant challenge.
OpenAI’s involvement in the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) demonstrates its commitment to combatting fake content. By joining the steering committee, OpenAI aims to contribute to the development of a standard that certifies digital content authenticity. This collaboration reflects the importance of verifying the authenticity of digital content in an age where AI-generated deception is a growing concern.