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Sonyhas revealed its developing in-camera authenticity technology as part of a newfound effort to combat misinformation.
Its unknown what these supposed birth certificates will have the company is rather light on the details.
What that entailed is unfortunately unknown.
Again, Sony didnt provide any details on the matter other than the testing was completed last month.
This story will be updated if we hear back.
Possible new trend
Its important to note Sony is not a trailblazer in this instance.
Back in late October, Leica unveiled its own anti-AI camera: theM11-P rangefinder.
It is, however, incredibly expensive as the price tagcurrently sits at over $9,000.
The high cost obviously limits the widespread availability of anti-AI tech.
Keep in the mind the digital signature patch is free.
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