Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA)’s Post

LinkedIn has taken a significant step toward enhancing digital trust and transparency by adopting C2PA Content Credentials. With Content Credentials, LinkedIn users can easily identify AI-generated images and videos in their feeds. Digital content with a "𝐂𝐫" icon will offer a transparent path back to its origins, revealing provenance information and any modifications made using AI. Read this blog to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gRiJDCmz #C2PA #LinkedIn #ContentCredentials #ContentAuthenticity

LinkedIn Adopts C2PA Standard

LinkedIn Adopts C2PA Standard

Patrick Corrigan on LinkedIn

★ Rodger Werkhoven

AI won't replace you. Someone using AI will.

1mo

Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) Make LinkedIn KEEP 'producer data' (added via Adobe Photoshop) instead of STRIPPING it from our AI-generated art its Content Credentials/ metadata! CD data is not just to see if art is 'trustworthy'. It is also there to do credit to makers/ artists!

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Arno Coenen M.F.A.

Master of Fine Arts, Professional Artist & Designer at Arno Coenen Totalkunst.

1mo

Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) are typical reacting like scared Americans. LinkedIn deletes artists their name ! from the art metadata but keeps the warning that the content is dangerous scary AI-art. Microsoft does not understand a f*ck of artists. Adobe does, but Producer Data added with photoshop or File Baby is DELETED by LinkedIn

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