Adobe Max some time ago launched the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) improving the security of creators with online channels by securing the created content, thought of giving credentials from Photoshop. Especially now that AI technologies are being implemented, helping to have better creations and being against the misinformation of licenses.
On this occasion they also presented a huge collaboration with a leading partner focused on cameras such as Leica and Nikon. In this way you will be able to take much better advantage of the technologies and understand the development of the secure capture processes. Digital work can now be much more secure at the time of photocopies by defining important information such as authorship, when, where and how the file was obtained.
These alliances with Leica and Nikon are indicated for the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) provenance specifications. Through this collaboration they can rely on the tools IAC open sourcewhether in the media, influencers, creators or regular consumers.
Provenance technologies in collaboration with Leica and Nikon
The alliance that Adobe has achieved will have a better opportunity to take advantage of the CAI with millions of photographers who will have the origin of the images since they are taken. In this way, authenticity reaches from the device to the cloud. Especially with the multiple problems of plagiarism or content theft.
Leica with Adobe making the most: The imposing Leica brand has been the maximum reference of images and products that highlight this issue. Leica becomes part of the CAI and its creators. The C2PA standard is integrated into a Rangefinder M11 camera that enables all provenance technologies. Signatures come directly on the file for forgery proof.
Nikon joins the creators: Nikon always with high technology and reiterating its alliance with the CAI and the C2PA, this time with the Nikon Z 9 as the perfect device for the origin of images that work perfectly.
CAI and generative technology
The launch of Generative AI that is specialized in images and reinforces the exploration of all creators. Despite this, multiple problems have arisen but have calmed down with the CAI and the creators who can support their projects and not only generated by AI. Thanks to this, Adobe also revealed Generative AI offers specialized in creators and even adding CAI technology. This also supports all professionals to achieve more creative work with their own style in each project.
Content credentials in Photoshop, Verify and more news Adobe
Adobe Max also included many improvements regarding Content Credentials and that could come in the form of beta for Adobe users. This can allow you to see the provenance and attribution of all the digital content you are working with. You can find these news in:
Photoshop
Content Credentials will be fully available to you if you are an individual Adobe Creative Cloud subscriber. remember that you can take your subscription from your Photoshop having extra options.
Multi-user compatibility, as well as multi-device, giving the user a better workflow and having the Content Credentials in each project.
New Cloud of Content Credentials, so that everyone who accesses can add their own Content Credentials. This allows everyone to know and search for your original content with your authorship.
Improvements in preferences settings. This also allows for better management of all your Credentials and the level at which you want to configure your documents.
East website will be the official to take a closer look at CAI. Everyone who wants to can find relevant data of the content you are looking for. There are now updates that make searching and history easier. You can also find the Content Credentials export files. In this way you can have all your content always linked to the Credentials.
open source
Adobe Content Credentials grant users different types of open source tools supporting the C2PA standard.
Open source tools are fully up to date as well as faster offering better experiences.
Better supports for video and audio, although Adobe continues to develop better forms.
