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Google Now Allows Removal of Visible Watermarks on AI-Generated Images, Videos, and Songs

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Google is letting users remove visible watermarks from AI-generated content while keeping invisible SynthID and C2PA metadata intact.

Google announced Friday that users can now remove visible watermarks from AI-generated images, videos, and songs, though the company will retain invisible SynthID watermarks and C2PA standard metadata. Per SEOFOMO News, this change gives creators more flexibility in how they present AI-generated assets while maintaining authentication standards behind the scenes.
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