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The image was generated by artificial intelligence. The uncropped image contains a watermark that indicates it was made with AI.

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The video has an 'Exclusive Chauchak Media’ watermark on it and a logo at the end of the clip. We then found the video on the YouTube channel of Chauchak Media. The video was uploaded on February 5, ...

The watermark will be invisible, and appear in the meta data for all AI-generated images, audio, text or video ...

When you make generative AI edits (e.g., change the background or add elements) to pictures with Reimagine on the Pixel 9, Google Photos will embed the SynthID watermark. The safety feature is rolling ...

SynthID has been in use for some time to mark fully AI-generated images, but this latest update expands its application to edited content as well, as reported by Phone Arena. The watermark is hidden ...