Google says that it plans to roll out changes to Google Search to make clearer which images in results were AI-generated -- or edited by AI tools. In the next few months, Google will begin to flag AI-generated and -edited images in the "About this image" window on Search,

Google will soon mark AI images in its search results. The tech giant intends to flag pictures that have been created or enhanced with Artificial Intelligence in an effort to increase transparency and trust.

Set to release over the coming months, Google says it will use the current Content Credentials guidelines – aka an image’s metadata – within its Search parameters to add a label to images that are AI-generated or edited,

Google expands AI-powered ad image editing to more campaigns, enhancing creative capabilities for advertisers across its platform.

People can make good use of the option --' About this image' -- as it offers context about the images they see online and is accessible in Google Images, Lens and Circle to Search. The content produced by Google Products such as Pixel Studio will come with SynthID — embedded watermarking created by Google DeepMind.

The tech giant had paused the creation of AI-generated images depicting people in February after some users flagged issues.

Google is officially integrating Content Credentials into Google Search, adopting the latest global standards for AI detection.

Google will soon roll out a set of features on Google Search that will enable users to identify if an image has been created or modified using artificial intelligence (AI)-based tools. The company today announced that in the coming months,