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Google Photos: an invisible watermark for images retouched by the AI

Summary by Journal Du Geek
For the past few days, Google Photos has added a digital watermark to the photos retouched with its Magic Editor tool. This new feature is based on SynthID, a technology developed by DeepMind, which discreetly signals the modified images thanks to artificial intelligence. The idea is to allow users to quickly identify the retouched content while keeping the original appearance of the image.
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