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Google has announced the availability of a new option that allows users to hide the watermark visible on AI-generated content, including images, videos, and songs. This setting will not affect the invisible markers that enable source verification of the content, such as SynthID techniques and C2PA data. The feature will be gradually rolled out on specific models like Nano Banana, Omni, and Lyria, and users will be able to turn the watermark on or off through the settings, aiming to facilitate creative and professional use. Additionally, Google announced the launch of the Credentio library, which enables developers to integrate tools for verifying content authenticity within their applications, as part of its efforts to develop means of verifying the genuineness of AI-generated content.
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