While we know that artificial intelligence can produce some pretty impressive images, extremely realistic As images were produced, fears of disinformation began to emerge. When some images were shared on the Adobe store as if they were real, even though they were artificial intelligence products, we once again realized that these fears were not unfounded.

Actually Adobe Stock People who sell visuals through visualI artificial intelligence They must specify this when they use . Most users already use “” as a name when uploading an image to the store.Artificial intelligence production of destroyed houses in GazaHe chooses names like ‘. The source of the problem here is that some users use the term artificial intelligence in the descriptions instead of in the title.

It is not always claimed that it is artificial intelligence

While it is possible to find the originals of the images using Google Image Search, frames produced by artificial intelligence are available on many different sites and platforms. as if it were real is still shared. In most messages there is no indication that the images are not real. This increases the misinformation surrounding ongoing conflicts.

Adobe made a statement on this topic, saying: “These images are available both when uploaded and made available for licensing in accordance with the requirements. production of artificial intelligence Tagged as. Adobe with wrong information We are committed to the fight and through the Content Authenticity initiative, we are working with publishers, camera manufacturers and other stakeholders to improve the adoption of Content References, including our own products.‘ he said. The statement recalled that the Content Reference initiative also allows people to control how digital content is recorded, edited or created.