Adobe unveils authentication tool in battle against deepfakes


The software feature will let creators tag pictures with their names as well as the history and location of edits, to provide more transparency to a public growing increasingly sceptical of digital images. — AFP Relaxnews

Adobe Inc debuted a software tool to help media creators prove their images are real, the latest move by the maker of Photoshop to combat the spread of deepfake technology.

An attribution tool for Photoshop and Behance, a social-media service owned by Adobe, will be available for testing in the coming weeks and generally released in 2021, the San Jose, California-based company said Oct 20 in a statement. The software feature will let creators tag pictures with their names as well as the history and location of edits, to provide more transparency to a public growing increasingly sceptical of digital images.

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