
This episode discusses Instagram's tagging of images as made with AI, the confusion surrounding this label, and the response from Adobe.
Instagram recently introduced a tag indicating that images were made with or modified by artificial intelligence. However, many users found this confusing, especially when simple edits like cropping led to the tag being applied.
After receiving feedback, Instagram changed the tag from "made with AI" to "AI info," which provides additional context when clicked. This change aims to clarify the criteria for tagging images.
A representative from Adobe commented that the tag should only apply to images entirely created with AI, emphasizing that historical photos should not be included.
Listeners can learn more about this issue and its implications by tuning into this week's episode of the waveform podcast.
Instagram's AI tagging policy confuses users; changes made after backlash.

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