Twitter puts obstacles in the way of fake AI-generated images circulating on its domains

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The viralization of fake images generated by AI has sadly become the order of the day on social media. Not in vain, a photograph of an explosion that supposedly took place at the Pentagon and was actually imagined by artificial intelligence went viral recently . For this reason, and aware of the hidden risks of this type of images, Twitter has decided to take measures to put a stop to their dissemination in its domains.

Twitter 's plan to tackle the spread of this egypt phone number data content is a new "Community Notes" feature. This new feature, which is still in the testing phase, will allow viral images that are the product of AI to be labeled as such.

Community Notes, which already allow Twitter users to add links or contextualize potentially misleading tweets, will also extend their warnings to images that have been generated with AI and whose content is, therefore, apocryphal.

Those who use the new “Community Notes” feature to label an image as fake will have their warning message appear in all tweets that choose to use that photo, and not just in the original tweet . In this way, the viral potential of a fake image would inevitably be diluted.