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Quick guide
Meta announced that it will adjust its tagging strategy from "making with AI" to using "AI information" to solve the problem of incorrect image labeling. The adjustment was made after Pete Souza and others complained that photos of basketball games were mislabeled 40 years ago. A spokesperson for Meta said they are committed to improving AI products and working with partners to refine AI annotation methods. The updated labels are designed to accurately describe the content, indicating that it may have been modified with AI assistance rather than being fully generated by AI. The move affects real images shared on platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, and Threads, which will be labeled as "made with AI." The new callouts will be rolled out gradually on the mobile app and then on the web platform to ensure platform consistency.
Meta's update on the "Made with AI" tag
On Monday, Meta announced a change in their labeling policy from "made with AI" to the unified use of "AI information" in their apps. This adjustment was made after complaints were received about incorrect labeling on images. For example, former White House photographer Pete Soza highlighted a situation in which the label appeared on a photo taken during a basketball game 40 years ago. There is speculation that Adobe's cropping tools and image compression may have caused the wrong annotations.
AI products continue to improve
Meta spokesperson Kate McLaughlin highlighted their commitment to improving AI products. She mentioned that Meta is working closely with industry partners to refine their AI annotation methodology. The goal of the updated "AI Information" label is to provide a more accurate representation of the content, suggesting that it may have been modified with AI assistance rather than being fully generated by AI.
Impact of Meta Policy Expansion
The crux of the matter lies in how metadata tools, such as Adobe Photoshop, affect images and how this data is interpreted by various platforms. Following the expansion of Meta's policy on AI content labeling, real-life images shared on platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, and Threads were labeled as "made with AI." According to McLaughlin, the new callouts will be rolled out first on the mobile app and then on the web platform. This gradual implementation process is designed to ensure consistency across all platforms.