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Among the AI features in Samsung’s new Galaxy S24 phones is a version of Google’s generative AI technology for editing photos. But when you use it, Samsung wants other folks to know.

Samsung’s software will add a quartet of little stars to the lower left corner of the photo when you use generative AI for actions like repositioning people in a shot, expanding a scene or deleting distractions in the background. In addition, Samsung will add invisible text called metadata into the photo file that declares the photo to have been modified by AI, said Hamid Sheikh, Samsung’s vice president of intelligent imaging.

“We understand that with new possibilities for technology, there can also be concerns,” Sheikh said during the Samsung Galaxy S24 launch event. “That’s why with every generated image, we will be adding a watermark to the image and the label in the metadata.”

The move is a notable response to worries AI could strip the truth out of our photos, undermining the trust we have in our visual communications. Watermarks and metadata can help provide some transparency in a world of deepfakes and disinformation.

And Samsung isn’t the only one working on the transparency measure. Google uses metadata to label its AI-generated images. Adobe uses a more elaborate approach called content credentials that’s designed to detail who made AI-related changes and with what editing tools. It’s backed by camera makers including Sony and Nikon.

Modern AI on phones means powerful image editing that sidesteps the difficulties of painstaking photo manipulation in tools like Photoshop. Samsung demonstrated it by elevating a jumping basketball player toward the basketball hoop and expanding the scene for a better composition. Those are pretty dramatic changes to the original shot.

It’s possible that people could strip out Samsung’s metadata and watermarks, for example by expanding a frame with AI then cropping it back to get rid of a watermark. But defaults matter, especially for mainstream use, so it’s likely that the approach would indeed help alert people that generative AI was used to change a photo.

Even if deceptive people want to fool you with fake photos, metadata and watermarks also can play a role for others who want to provide some transparency.

Samsung didn’t respond to requests for detail about its approach.

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