Nowadays, it has become very difficult to distinguish between real and fake images with the evolving technology and artificial intelligence, and artificial intelligence has been used to solve this problem. A tool that can distinguish between real and fake images, especially after the fakes made with people who don’t exist in reality are on the agenda. recently made available†

Available as a developer kit (SDK) Truepic lens The kit is a tool for developing applications that can be used both individually and institutionally. The tool validates all the metadata of a captured photo, namely the photo’s date, time, location and device information, and cryptographically signs it.

Photo edits can be viewed down to the source of the photo:

Developed by Truepic, the tool records the authenticity of the photo by verifying the background photo once it is taken. After that, this photo is saved and the edits on the photo are directly saved in the metadata of the photo. For example, if we play with the color settings of a photo taken with this kit in Photoshop, These adjustments can be seen in the photo information.† This information can be seen with the photo on every platform where the photo is shared.

All edits on the photo can be seen on Truepic down to the root as above. on the other hand From devices/applications that do not have the C2PA standard Edits made cannot be saved. In this case, a warning will be displayed when checking the photo because metadata cannot be saved.

The tool in question has the potential to be used wherever there is a camera. Truepic CEO Jeffrey McGregor said in a statement on the subject that they don’t want to sell their vehicles directly to Android or Apple, they want the system to be universal explained.