156: Google Reveals How Creators Will Prove Their Work Is Real

The Stalman Podcast by Tyler Stalman

Apr 8, 202631:15Society & Culture

A conversation with Google’s C2PA and Pixel Camera leads explaining how content credentials work as a “digital passport” for media, tracking how images, video, and audio are created and edited. How this system could beco...

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