[00:02] which one is real? I couldn't tell the difference between these two either. And here's something you need to know. Just because a photo has no AI watermark doesn't mean it's real. On October 7th, Google opened its Synth ID detector to
[00:16] everyone. It can check images, videos, and audio for all invisible AI watermarks used by Google and also participating partners. But here's the interesting part. If the tool detects a supported watermark, that's evidence AI
[00:31] was involved in creating or editing the content. But what if it doesn't detect anything? That still doesn't prove the photo is real. Some AI tools don't use synth ID and certain edits can make detection harder. So before trusting a
[00:45] suspicious image to check where originally it came from. Try a reverse image search and also look for reliable sources because even a real photo can be shared with a completely misleading story. Remember no watermark detected
[00:59] doesn't mean no AI was involved. Subscribe to Simply Learn for more AI Subscribe to Simply Learn for more AI updates.