Will YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter enable digital provenance (e.g., C2PA) on photos or videos in 2023?
Closed Jan 01, 2024 05:00AM UTC
Question clarification
Digital provenance provides verifiable information about the origin and authenticity of digital content. AI-generated summaries of digital content do not contain this information, and as a result would not count towards the resolution of this question.
For this question to resolve “Yes,” YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter needs to support the display of a photo or video's provenance credentials. If such a capability is added, the question will resolve yes, regardless of the timing of when any given piece of content's provenance credentials were added (e.g., a provenance manifest added to a photo at some point after it was taken).
Additionally, while labelling AI-generated images does provide some information about its origins, this question is concerned with the implementation of a broader provenance standard like C2PA that applies to more than just AI-generated content.
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Yes | 3% | |
No | 97% |
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