
1st employee and product lead on the content authenticity initiative @ContentAuth at @Adobe | views are my own
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Andrew Kaback retweeted
This is certainly the way, and it is happening, achievable now with an open standard and open-source tooling: @ContentAuth @C2PA_org
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Telling Jewish people that their concerns for antisemitism are overblown, in their heads, an attempt to victimize themselves further, and a form of hysteria is simply another form of antisemitism that only serves to confirm their legitimate fears.
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Today at Adobe MAX, in collaboration with our industry partners and the creative community, we launched a new era for digital content transparency with the Content Credentials icon.
"We believe Content Credentials empower a basic right for everyone to understand context and more about a piece of content," writes Andy Parsons, Sr. Director at the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI).
"We see a future where consumers will see the icon – a minimalist pin containing the letters CR that can be etched into images and video, providing a transparent view into what changes were made along the way to the media asset — on social platforms, online news sites and digital brand campaigns, and habitually check for Content Credentials just like they look for nutrition labels on food."
Now with nearly 2,000 members, the CAI community's growth this year is testament to the shared urgency to bring transparency, safety, and accountability to the content we create and consume online. We're thrilled to welcome recent members CEPIC, Dentsu, Omnicom Groupe, National Geographic Society, National Public Radio, Photoshelter, and Publicis Groupe.
Learn more and see how leading brands Leica Camera, Microsoft, Nikon, and Publicis Groupe are integrating Content Credentials in their products at a global scale.
🟡 Read adobe.ly/3RPZiXQ
#adobemax #contentcredentials
Andrew Kaback retweeted
A look at C2PA, a standard that relies on cryptography to encode provenance information of media content, started by Adobe, Arm, Intel, Microsoft, and Truepic (@taterymo / MIT Technology Review)
technologyreview.com/2023/07…
techmeme.com/230730/p4#a2307…
if someone not named Rafa or Djokovic could win a non-US Open Grand Slam Major…. #Wimbeldon
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We may be in a golden age for biomedical breakthroughs, but tech billionaires want to see progress faster. I wrote about a few of the donors giving boatloads of $$ to try to speed up discovery — and shake up how science research is funded. philanthropy.com/article/qui… #philanthropy
it’s wild how much americas got talent I watch on tiktok even though I’d never watch it live on tv. Wondering if and how many shows have more hours watched via social as a medium vs. tv as a medium these days
When you get texts that for a wrong number, do you?
25%Text back
75%Not respond
4 votes • Final results"AI companies should also adopt a common standard for putting digital signatures on AI-generated images and videos. (There is at least one such standard already, the Content Authenticity Initiative)" wired.com/story/artificial-i…
Andrew Kaback retweeted
Adobe’s Photoshop A.I. software threatens “to erase most of the remaining barriers between the genuine and the fake,” @fmanjoo writes. The company is working to bolster the credibility of digital images, but such efforts need more widespread adoption. nyti.ms/425oiMa
Consumers deserve to know if the content they see online is actually what it claims to be. Creators deserve credit for their work.
Check out how @ContentAuth is aiming to empower authentic storytelling in the age of AI within @Photoshop and across the web through transparency.
I wrote about the stunning new AI editing features in Photoshop and Adobe’s plan for maintaining the line between fake images and genuine ones.
My @nytopinion column
nytimes.com/2023/05/23/opini…
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Adobe Photoshop is launching a new feature that incorporates AI imagery. @byjacobward shares an exclusive look into the technology.












