(RTTNews) - In a move to ensure creators receive proper credit, Adobe (ADBE) has launched a new free Content Authenticity app to enhance trustworthiness of digital content. The key features of the new ...

Adobe has announced the upcoming launch of a free web application designed to address the growing threats of misinformation and concerns about unauthorized content use. The Adobe Content Authenticity ...

Adobe has announced a new free web application—the Adobe Content Authenticity web app—designed to empower creators by safeguarding their digital content and ensuring proper attribution. The app aims ...

Adobe’s Content Authenticity Initiative takes an important step forward with the first public beta of an app that will allow creators to apply Content Credentials to their digital work. We first wrote ...

Creatives can embed invisible attribution data and ‘do not train AI’ tags to 50 images at once. Creatives can embed invisible attribution data and ‘do not train AI’ tags to 50 images at once. is a ...

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The free Content Authenticity web app allows creators to apply attribution and ‘do not train’ tags to any image, video, or audio work. The free Content Authenticity web app allows creators to apply ...

The Adobe Content Authenticity web app offers a simple, free and easy way for creators to apply Content Credentials to their work, helping to protect content from unauthorized use and ensure creators ...

First announced in October, Adobe’s Content Authenticity app is now in public beta, and anyone can try it for free. The app allows people to add “Content Credentials” to their digital work — invisible ...