Content delivery giant Cloudflare has announced a new tool to preserve the digital history of images using Content Credentials, based on the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA). It is also joining forces with Adobe's Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) to help people verify the authenticity of online images. The new one-click setting to "Preserve Content Credentials" is available starting today across the entire global Cloudflare network.
Three significant figures in the history of digital image sensor development collaborated on a new research paper that reviews nearly six decades of sensor evolution, detailing pivotal moments and technologies along the way, while also looking ahead to the future of camera tech.
For many years there was something of an ideological struggle between the brands that pursued optical image stabilization and those that adopted an in-body approach. Or, to be more precise, between fans, owners and proponents of those brands.
Cloudflare, the leading connectivity cloud company behind which 20% of the Internets traffic sits, launched a one-click Content Credentials system to track image authenticity across the internet and preserve accurate creator attribution.
A recent documentary about AI-generated pornography may have broken the law when it featured deepfaked footage of actress Scarlett Johansson in lingerie.
The co-founder of an influential video game company has pled guilty to flying his drone into a firefighting aircraft operating above the Los Angeles wildfires last month.
