Adobe has launched the public beta of its Content Authenticity app, allowing users to add secure credentials to their work.

The partnership allows the new Adobe content authenticity app to verify that a creator is who they say they are.

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 ...

The new web app was initially announced in October and builds on Adobe’s Content Credentials attribution system. Artists and creators can attach information directly into their work, including ...

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Adobe, which wants to create a similar standard for images, has added a tool to content credentials with an intention to give them a bit more control over what is used to train AI models.

With the app, you can attach content credentials to all your digital images and photos. Content credentials are a kind of invisible digital signature that's added after a project is finished.