The company says its AI transparency work is not done and it's still looking for ways to disclose more information about AI edits.

AI photos continue to cause concern. The move reflects a growing trend among tech companies to address the rise of AI-generated content and provide users with more transparency ab

Starting next week, the Google Photos app will add a new disclosure for when a photo has been edited with one of its AI features, such as Magic Editor,

The “AI info” section will be found in the image details view of Google Photos both on the web and in the app.

Google Photos is adding new features to clearly label images that have been edited using its AI tools, such as Magic Editor and Magic Eraser. This move aims to increase transparency and help users understand when AI has been used to alter an imageit comes very in handy now that generative image tools are widespread and Google itself has added a bunch of AI-powered editing tools to the Photos app itself.

Google Photos has officially announced the new AI info section we spotted recently, and it will roll out to users starting next week.

Google is taking big steps for being transparent is this AI-driven age, and it is now going to display AI Info with every photo that was edited using gen AI.

Despite developing some of the most realistic AI on the planet, Google is also helping people identify AI-generated content. It’s developing tools that will watermark and spot AI-generated content to help mitigate AI-related misinformation.

As AI-generated and edited images only continue getting more realistic, Google Photos is taking a bold step toward transparency by clearly labeling images that have been edited using its own AI-powered tools.