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X is working on ‘Made with AI’ labels.

The in-development feature reported by @nima_owji shows a toggle that allows users to disclose synthetically made or manipulated content. The move may be in response to India ordering social platforms to embrace provenance systems like C2PA, a standard that X abandoned after Elon Musk stepped in.

A screenshot of X’s in-development ai labels.
These disclosure systems only work if every X user is honest about the images and video content they upload. Which is unlikely.
Image: @nima_owji
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