Japanese camera makers to use digital signatures to combat fake photos
**Nikon, Sony, and Canon are developing a new camera authentication technology based on digital signatures.** The technology will be used to differentiate between authentic photos and AI-generated visuals. The digital signatures will include information such as date, time, location, and the photographer’s identity. The companies will also introduce a web-based “Verify” service for authenticating images at no cost.
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