OpenAI · Google · Codex · OpenAI
Pushing content provenance for a safer, more transparent AI ecosystem
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Helping people understand the origin of AI-generated content through Content Credentials, SynthID, and an early public verification tool.
Key facts
- OpenAI has been engaged in the development and adoption of provenance standards since 2024, when they began adding Content Credentials to images generated by DALL
- E 3 and later to ImageGen and Sora
- Helping people understand the origin of AI-generated content through Content Credentials, SynthID, and an early public verification tool
- The team also joined the Steering Committee of the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA), the cross-industry group behind the open technical standard for content provenance
- The team recently took the step of making OpenAI a C2PA Conforming Generator Product
Summary
People are using OpenAI’s tools everyday to create and edit images and audio in ways that make communication more expressive, useful, and accessible. Today they're strengthening their approach to content provenance with a multi-layered, ecosystem-driven model to building trust online. Together these updates build on their earlier work to support open standards, make OpenAI-generated content easier to identify, and collaborate across the industry to support a more trustworthy information ecosystem. OpenAI has been engaged in the development and adoption of provenance standards since 2024, when they began adding Content Credentials to images generated by DALL·E 3 and later to ImageGen and Sora .