TikTok, the world’s most popular and short video social media application, has said its management is trying to stop misinformation and videos being spread on the platform.
In this regard, Tik Tok’s Head of Operations Trust and Safety Adam Presser said during an interview that Tik Tok videos will now be labeled as AI-generated content.
A foreign news agency According to the report He said that Tik Tok management wants people to have the ability to understand what is reality and what is fiction.
Tik Tok is one of the most popular social media platforms in the world, which now has nearly one billion active users, with a large number of young people. Despite being banned in many countries, Tik Tok is popular all over the world.
He said that there is a need to label images, videos or audios produced by artificial intelligence that appear too close to reality.
Videos produced by TikTok’s own AI tools are already labeled as such, but now videos produced by other platforms will also be digitally watermarked.
TikTok executive Adam Presser said that AI technology has created amazing creative opportunities, but it can also mislead viewers.
He said that by labeling AI content, users will know that these videos are not genuine. He said that a digital watermarking technology called Content Credentials will help to know when a content has been supported by AI technology. Prepared or edited by
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