Google launched a public website that verifies AI-generated media, according to TechCrunch. The tool checks images, videos, and audio clips for AI origins. It was first tested with journalists and researchers at Google I/O last year. Now it's open to everyone.

The site supports multiple formats, including JPG, PNG, MP4, and MP3 files. Google uses its SynthID technology, introduced in 2023, to watermark AI content. Models like Nano Banana and Veo use this system. Tools like Gemini also apply SynthID watermarks to generated content.

OpenAI, NVIDIA, and Kakao also support SynthID. Apple is reportedly adding support soon. Google says people make one million verification requests daily.

Microsoft and Meta maintain their own separate watermarking standards. TechCrunch notes these detection tools aren't perfect. They often fail to identify content made by their own makers' models.

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