Pinterest makes it easier for users to identify and avoid the slope generated by AI on their platform. The company is Starting new functions This automatically means images detected or edited using generative artificial intelligence, and will allow users to see them less while browsing similar topics.
“When people encounter the content generated by AI on Pinterest, we authorize our users to make more aware choices about the content they see,” said Matt Madrigal, technology director. “The content of Gen AI on Pinterest should increase users’ ability to discover and act on their inspiration, and we deliberately approach this new landscape in a thoughtful way, which brings benefits to everyone on Pinterest.”
The recent Pinterest Gen AI function is implemented all over the world and should facilitate prevent users from cheating. Labels will appear as a “modified AI” stamp in the lower left corner when it clicks Pink in close -up. Pinterest identifies whether the image has been made or edited from AI by analyzing its metadata – presumably in terms of undetectable markers, such as Synthid or Adobe content certificates.
Pinterest also claims that “classifiers that automatically detect the AI generation content” have been developed, even if the image does not have metadata tags. Detection -based flagers can be hit or missed, but Pinterest is enabling users to cancel If they believe that their high heels have been wrong.
For example, artists try to find right reference materials in the real world, and clothing products, accessory or furniture appearing in high heels cannot be purchased because they do not really exist. Even as a supplier of “inspiration”, it can be problematic, because everything, from hairstyles to the concepts of interior design generated by AI – which may be dishonest realistic – may be impossible to achieve in real life.
The experimental function will also be launched “soon”, which will allow Pinterest users to filter some AI images for some categories that are “susceptible to modification or generation of artificial intelligence”, according to Pinterest, such as beauty and art. The “see less” option will be available in the three dots menu in the lower right corner of the pin. Pinterest claims that this means their systems to recommend a smaller content and eventually expand to more PIN categories, but it is not clear how much the function is filtered. I can only hope that it finally contains the “all” option.