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Google’s cross-model AI detection tool is finally available for all

Synthid.com can detect AI watermarks from Google, OpenAI, Kakao, and more, and it's finally available for all to use.

Google’s cross-model AI detection tool is finally available for all

Google has officially made its SynthID Detector portal available to users worldwide, following a limited release. The SynthID Detector portal, accessible at synthid.com, enables users to verify if a photo, video, or audio file has been generated by AI. This tool can detect watermarks left by SynthID services from Google, OpenAI, NVIDIA, Kakao, and soon Apple.

The SynthID watermark, once only detectable when created using Google AI tools through platforms like Gemini, is now verifiable through this new portal. Users can check if a media file has been altered or generated with AI by visiting synthid.com. While Google and OpenAI have long permitted checks for SynthID watermarks, this new portal offers a universal solution, allowing users to detect watermarks created by any of the supported AI providers.

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