Pinterest will soon label images made with artificial intelligence

Pinterest’s social network has announced that in the near future, users can separate artificial intelligence -made images from real images on the platform in the near future.

Problematic images in Pinterest

In recent months, the release of unrealistic images made with artificial intelligence has led to a wave of criticism on Pinterest’s social network. Other users could not recognize the real content as before, and many of the images released on this platform were made with artificial intelligence. Now it seems that Pinterest executives are going to solve the problem through labeling so that users can quickly be informed of the inaccuracies of an image.

A dedicated label for artificial intelligence images also includes edited photos with automatic tools; But it has not yet been available to all users. The technology manager of the platform has promised that users of all countries will soon be able to view the “Gen AI” label along with artificial intelligence content and have a better user experience than in the past. There is also another label for edited photos called “AI Modified” to inform people of the manipulation of photos.

According to Pinterest Technology Manager, a special label for artificial or artificial content manipulated, will be displayed in the lower left corner of the images when clicking them in full screen mode. Apparently, an automated system can detect the content related to AI by examining the metadite of images and assign them to the label. It is likely that one of the Google Synthid Watermark Detecting Systems or CC Adobe is likely to be used for this purpose.

Pinterest has announced that it will also use a separate system to detect artificial intelligence -based images, which will not be metadita -based to increase the accuracy of its monitoring system. Users can, of course, protest the Gen AI label on their photos so that experts can manually review the content. Finally, as promised by the managers of this platform, a trial option will be provided to users with less artificial intelligence content.