Google is implementing C2PA Content Credentials in the Pixel 10's camera and Google Photos to help users differentiate between authentic images and those altered or generated by AI. This system attaches metadata to photos detailing their creation and editing history, enhancing transparency and trust in media authenticity while ensuring privacy and security through cryptographic measures. Future expansion of this technology to other Android devices is anticipated.

Google is implementing visible watermarks on images generated by its AI model, Gemini. This measure aims to enhance transparency and combat misinformation, ensuring users can easily identify AI-generated content. The initiative is part of a broader effort to address challenges related to deepfakes and manipulated media.

Google has rolled out its AI Mode across Europe, supporting over 40 languages, including major ones like Arabic and German. Despite initial hesitations from tech giants due to EU regulations, the launch reflects a commitment to enhance user experience while facing challenges such as antitrust complaints and concerns about misinformation.