TikTok 正开始测试一项自愿使用的工具,该工具可以扫描 AI 相似图像,并让创作者向公司举报,社交媒体顾问 Matt Navarra 发现了这一点:https://x.com/MattNavarra/status/2078129989128450064。TikTok 美国发言人 Zachary Kizer 告诉 The Verge,这项工具最初将在“部分”美国创作者中进行测试。YouTube 也一直在开发类似工具:/news/803818/youtube-ai-likeness-detection-deepfake,并且最近将其向所有成年用户开放:/news/931884/youtube-likeness-detection-ai-deepfake-expansion-all-adults。
验证后,TikTok 系统会扫描可能使用创作者相貌的 AI 生成内容。之后,创作者可以查看 TikTok 检测到的内容,并有可能举报未经授权的帖子和账户。
TikTok is starting to test an opt-in tool that scans for AI likenesses and lets creators report them to the company, as spotted by social media consultant Matt Navarra:https://x.com/MattNavarra/status/2078129989128450064. The tool is initially being tested with “some” US creators, TikTok US spokesperson Zachary Kizer tells The Verge . YouTube has been working on a similar tool:/news/803818/youtube-ai-likeness-detection-deepfake and recently made it available to all adult users:/news/931884/youtube-likeness-detection-ai-deepfake-expansion-all-adults.
Creators who are part of TikTok’s test and want to use the tool will first have to verify their identity with a company called Jumio:https://www.jumio.com/about/. You’ll have to do a real-time selfie scan and an ID check, but Kizer says that “TikTok does not retain ID documents, and facial information is used only for likeness matching and to help identify potential unauthorized uses of a creator’s likeness.”
After verification, TikTok’s system scans for AI-generated content potentially using a creator’s likeness. From there, a creator can review what TikTok found and potentially report unauthorized posts and accounts.
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Aioga 编辑摘要
Aioga 编辑摘要:TikTok 正在测试一项可选工具,可扫描 AI 生成的肖像并允许创作者向平台举报。 Aioga 将其归入「产品更新」方向,重点关注它对真实使用和行业竞争的影响。