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Content Credentials

Content Credentials are the practical, visible application of the C2PA standard: a kind of "nutrition label" for digital content that travels with a file to declare its origin and history. Through an icon or information panel, a user can verify who produced an image or video, when, with which tools and whether an AI model was involved. This information is securely bound to the file and can be checked by anyone with a compatible tool, offering transparency over the chain of creation and modification.

Definition

Adoption of Content Credentials by software makers, camera manufacturers and platforms aims to build an ecosystem where media provenance is easy to consult. They are a concrete response to the difficulty of telling authentic content from synthetic and support disclosure obligations set by various regulations.

Related terms

• C2PA
• Transparency obligations
• DALL-E
• Sora (video)
• Stable Diffusion

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