Apple has launched Apple Reference Image, a new feature designed to help users identify whether photos have been edited, including changes made using AI tools.
Source: TechCrunch
Apple has introduced Apple Reference Image, a tool aimed at helping iPhone users verify whether their photos have been altered. The feature can detect various types of edits, including those made with AI-based editing tools.
As AI image generation and editing become more common, tools like this could help users and viewers distinguish between original and modified photos. Apple's approach gives users a way to prove the authenticity of their images when sharing them.
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