According to Wikipedia:

The goal of the C2PA is to define and establish an open, royalty-free industry standard that allows reliable statements about the provenance of digital content, such as its technical origin, its editing history or the identity of the publisher.

Has anyone explored this standard before? I’m curious about privacy implications, whether it’s a truly open standard, whether this will become mandatory (by law or because browsers refuse to display untagged images), and if they plan on preventing people from reverse engineering their camera to learn how to tag AI-generated photos as if they were real.

  • barryamelton@lemmy.ml
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    1 year ago

    It will not matter if it is open source but it is backed into the HW. You will be their removed anyways with no way to change it.

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      1 year ago

      You will be their removed anyways with no way to change it.

      Did you type removed or does some system in the fediverse automatically censor words?