Generative AI Sparks "Food Safety Crisis": How C2PA Used by OpenAI, Adobe Helps Distinguish Authenticity in Media? ft. Numbers Protocol Founder Tammy
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Have you noticed the increasing prevalence of generative content on the internet? Some we can still intuitively discern, but the difficulty of visually identifying them will only increase in the future. We'll need other mechanisms to help us, otherwise, how can we keep up with the pace?
Recently, Blocktrend discussed the C2PA, a content provenance standard used by both OpenAI and Adobe. Many may not know that Taiwan's Web3 startup, Numbers Protocol, is one of the core members of C2PA, alongside many well-known giants. I believe Blocktrend's seasoned readers are familiar with Numbers.
I'm delighted to invite Tammy once again to discuss the challenges generative content poses to society. She describes it as a "digital food safety crisis," and C2PA acts like a traceability label for information, helping people filter out suspicious content.
Listen to the episode here:
This episode includes:
(05:12) The impact of generative content on daily life
(13:02) Challenges of distinguishing truth from falsehood in generative content
(21:29) Methods of labeling generative content
(23:27) How Leica cameras utilize C2PA
(26:49) Security and verification of C2PA
(40:18) The digital world's food safety crisis
(46:10) The importance of Numbers Protocol and on-chain records
Further reading:
How to identify AI-generated content? Adding provenance to media with C2PA
Cracking down on AI misinformation: NYT, Adobe, Twitter adding provenance labels to media
AI Nemesis: Telegram's Mandatory Nude Bot, Adobe Making Blockchain Data Speak
Making Data Traceable Like Vegetables - Interview with Numbers Co-Founders Tammy and Sofia
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