Update from Google to Detect Deepfakes

Polat Alemdar wearing BalenciagaDo you remember? Once upon a time, everyone from the Pope to Polat had a similar video. The technology that enables those videos to be made is called deepfake. On the other hand, of course, this technology is not used only for entertainment. There are also people who use deepfakes for purposes such as disinformation and perception management. There is now a new alternative to separate the images in this second group.

Google’s Android, Search and Play Store The new updates for you have one thing in common: deepfake To find the source of the images and to complain when necessary.

Offensive artificial intelligence products can be complained about

With the new regulation for Google Play, application developers will have to have an in-app complaint mechanism for artificial intelligence applications that create text or images. With this mechanism, offensive content can be reported. Googleapplied similar restrictions on content produced by individual users, and now artificial intelligence has also been included in the scope of these restrictions.

Google also introduced a feature that will allow users to see the history of images. “About this imageThe feature called ” was first implemented in May Google I/O Although it was announced at the event, it has now reached users. This feature is Google’s existing “About this resultIt works the same way as the ” feature, but instead of a web page. history of the image gives.

To use the new feature, you need to click on the three dots that appear in the bar below when you click on the image. After that “About this imageWhen you select the ” option, you will see which sites used this image last and Where did it first appear? you can see. It is also possible to use this feature to see whether the images are verified or not and their metadata. Thus, it is clear whether the image is a product of artificial intelligence or not.