Meta Puts Artificial Intelligence Label on Real Photos

Images and texts produced by artificial intelligence have been used quite frequently lately, and studies are being carried out to somehow parse these contents. Meta, in its statement in February, stated that the information shared on its platforms will tag artificial intelligence images had announced. If in May “Made with artificial intelligence” tag started to be used in Facebook, Instagram and Threads applications.

On the other hand, photographers and users often view their real photos as as it is labeled as made with artificial intelligence complains. In addition, although some real photos appear tagged in the mobile application, they are not visible when logged in from the browser.

Incorrect labels cause problems

Photographers like this with incorrectly labeled images relating to expresses his reservations. When photos are edited with programs such as Photoshop, this information is processed into metadata. After processing with these programs, Meta perceives the photos as if they were produced by artificial intelligence. Photographers, on the other hand, state that the edits made should not be labeled as produced by artificial intelligence.

There is no statement from Meta regarding the issue yet. Meta It has not yet shared information about when it applied the labels. Currently, Meta doesn’t seem to be able to distinguish between photos edited with tools like Adobe Generative AI Fill and images created entirely by AI. On the other hand, there are also images on the company’s platforms that are clearly produced by artificial intelligence but are not labeled.