AI research scientist at Meta, told TechCrunch in an interview. Video Seal isn’t the first technology of its kind. DeepMind’s SynthID can watermark videos, and Microsoft has its own video ...

To Meta's credit, each picture sports a Meta AI watermark to denote the image isn't actually real, but it doesn't make these posts any less creepy. Why is an AI-generated "mother" posting an AI ...

Back in 2020, Meta announced proudly that "nothing's changed, everything’s changed" when it replaced the blue Facebook Messenger logo with a series ... it pushes its Meta AI tools in Messenger.

a close-up of badly decorated Christmas cookies — contained a small watermark identifying them as AI-generated. As media scrutiny ticked up Friday, Meta began taking down Liv and other bots ...

It’s the same in the WhatsApp app (you’ll see the Meta AI logo on the Chats tab), and in the Instagram app (tap the message button, in the top right corner of the home tab, and Meta AI is at ...

Until Friday, those AI accounts never attracted much attention. When they did, controversy erupted, leading Meta to pull down the accounts and restrict search results for their usernames.

The technology giant, which owns Facebook and Instagram, announced the launch of the Meta AI app on April 29. It's an expansion of the existing generative AI chatbot built into the company's ...

Other AI tools released by Meta include the Video Seal, which embeds a hidden watermark into videos, making it invisible to the naked eye but traceable.