OpenAI Tests Watermarking on AI-Generated Images for Free ChatGPT Users
The experimental feature aims to address authenticity concerns while potentially incentivizing upgrades to paid subscriptions.
- OpenAI is testing a watermarking feature for images generated by free ChatGPT accounts, as identified in recent code discoveries.
- The watermark is intended to distinguish AI-generated images from human-made content, addressing concerns about authenticity and misrepresentation.
- The feature remains in the experimental phase and has not been officially announced by OpenAI, with its future implementation still uncertain.
- The watermark may take the form of a visible overlay or an invisible digital marker, though specific details on its design are unclear.
- Limiting the watermark to free users could serve as a strategy to encourage upgrades to paid ChatGPT subscriptions.