According to the news site Yassad Newsbeh, citing Engget, recognizing the posts produced by meta-generating artificial intelligence tools may not be far from the reach of users. The company appears to be working on several new generative AI features for Instagram, including tags that will allow creators to identify meta AI-generated images. The news comes from leakster Alessandro Palozzi’s screenshots, which share mostly unreleased features of Meta apps. Palozzi recently posted a screenshot of an in-app message that shows how posts created with AI-powered tools may soon be tagged on Instagram. Meta’s spokesperson declined to comment on the matter.
But the screenshot shows that the company, like Google and others in the field of artificial intelligence, is interested in helping users understand AI-generated content.
As AI-powered tools become more widely used, researchers and policymakers have raised concerns about how the technology could be used to help spread misinformation or mislead the public. Earlier this month, 7 AI companies, including Meta, pledged to adopt a set of AI safety measures such as watermarks for AI-generated content. Meta has so far not revealed many details about its AI plans for consumers. Palozzi previously hinted at other AI-powered productivity tools for Instagram: including a message summary feature to summarize long-form messages and new art tools to edit Stories.
