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TikTok is ramping up its efforts to automatically label AI-generated content in its app, even when it was created with third-party tools. The company announced plans to support content credentials, a kind of digital watermark that indicates the use of generative AI. TikToks rules already require creators to disclose realistic AI-generated content. But that policy can be difficult for the company to enforce, particularly when creators use other companies AI tools. But because content credentials are increasingly used across the AI industry, TikToks new automated labels should be able to address some of those gaps. Often described as a nutrition label for digital content, content credentials attach tamper-evident metadata that can trace the origins of an image and AI tools that were used to edit it along the way. That history can then be viewed by users if they come across a piece of AI-made content on a platform that supports the technology. TikTok says it will be the first video platform to support content credentials, though it will take some time before these labels become commonplace since many companies are only just beginning to support the technology. (Google, Microsoft, OpenAI and Adobe have all pledged to support content credentials. Meta has said its using the standard to power labels on its platform as well.) However, its worth noting that content credentials and other systems that rely on metadata arent foolproof. OpenAI notes on a support page that the tech is not a silver bullet and that metadata can easily be removed either accidentally or intentionally. Labels also simply arent that effective if people dont bother reading them. TikTok says it has a plan to address that too. The company has partnered with fact-checking organization MediaWise and human rights organization Witness on a series of media literacy campaigns meant to educate TikTok users about the labels and potentially misleading AI-generated content.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/tiktok-will-automatically-label-more-ai-generated-content-in-its-app-120001090.html?src=rss
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Earlier this week, Apple introduced a new top-end stylus, the Pencil Pro, but didnt discontinue any older model. That means there are now four styluses to choose from, channeling the chaotic lineup energy of Apple Watch and iPad families over the years. Because not every Pencil works with every iPad, we explain the best choices. Apple Just dont buy the first-gen one. Mat Smith The biggest stories you might have missed Everything announced at Apples Let Loose iPad event The best budget Android phone US revokes Intel and Qualcomms licenses for chip sales to Huawei Oh no, I think I want an iPad Pro now You can get these reports delivered daily direct to your inbox. Subscribe right here! OpenAI is reportedly working on ChatGPT search Results could include citations. OpenAI is reportedly working on a search feature for ChatGPT that could make the chatbot capable of things youd normally use Google Search for. According to Bloomberg, itll be able to scour the web for answers to your queries and spit out results, complete with sourcing. ChatGPT could take information from Wikipedia or blog posts, for instance, and link to their original pages when you ask it questions. Earlier this month, DataChaz on X, reported that OpenAI had created a new subdomain with the address search.chatgpt.com. It apparently briefly rerouted to the main ChatGPT page over the weekend. Continue reading. Marvels making an interactive story for Apple Vision Pro Based on the What If...? sho Disney Marvel and Industrial Light & Magic just announced an Apple Vision Pro title based on Marvels What If?, the current Disney+ show that just finished its second season. Itll be an hour-long experience with interactive story elements where you choose the storys direction. Imagine that: an alternate cinematic universe where I was a Vision Pro early adopter. Continue reading. The best smartphones you can buy Not just flagships. Buying a new phone is slightly easier if youve already determined you only want an iPhone. (And even then, Apples lineup offers more options than ever.) However, if youre looking for an Android device, there are even more options and likely more questions. Do you want a camera that can zoom into extremely far-away subjects (Samsungs Galaxy S series)? Or do you want intuitive AI to screen incoming calls for you? (May I interest you in Googles Pixel series?) Or maybe it's time to get into foldables... Continue reading.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/the-morning-after-unraveling-apples-messy-pencil-lineup-111540814.html?src=rss
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Netflix has added Sonic Mania Plus to its roster of games subscribers can access for free on mobile without ads or in-app purchases. The company first announced that it was going to add the title to its lineup, along with Game Dev Tycoon, back in December 2023. Sonic Mania Plus was developed for the franchise's 25th anniversary by fans known for their Sonic fangame creations and for their work in the ROM hacking community. It is frequently cited as one of the best Sonic games of all time ever since the original version was released in 2017. Sonic Mania Plus, which came out in 2018, includes additional content. Netflix says the version in its library will come with new levels and bosses, as well. On May 14th, Netflix is also adding the anniversary edition of Braid to its gaming lineup. Braid is a time-manipulation platformer, where players control a character called Tim who has to explore old memories across interconnected worlds to find and rescue a princess. Its anniversary edition features upgraded audio, new animation sequences, fully repainted graphics and more puzzles to solve, along with 15 hours of audio commentary discussing the game's development. In addition to those two titles, Netflix's gaming library is also getting top-down puzzle adventure Paper Trail on May 21 and a Stories game based on the series Virgin River on May 29. The 2019 platformer Katana Zero, which features a katana-wielding assassin in a dystopian setting, will also make its way to Netflix games, though the company doesn't have a date for its arrival yet. This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/sonic-mania-plus-and-braid-come-to-netflixs-gaming-library-085458126.html?src=rss
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