Samsung Unpacked: Samsung’s Galaxy S25 will support Content Credentials to identify AI-generated images

After Wednesday’s Samsung Unpacked event, another piece of information was just revealed. The new Galaxy S25 range will be the first smartphones to embrace the Content Credentials standard, which aims to identify AI-generated content as such, according to Adobe.

Samsung is now formally a member of the Coalition for material Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA), which refers to the standard as a “nutrition label for digital content.” The details provided include the content’s creation and editing process, as well as whether any generative AI technologies were employed.

The norm comes as worries about AI’s capacity to spread false information, including fake news, are growing. It will be expanded to encompass not only still photos but also audio, video, and documents.

Adobe’s Content Authenticity tool, currently in beta, can be used to locate Content Credentials in an image.

Google, Intel, Microsoft, OpenAI, Amazon, BBC, Meta, Sony, Publicis, and Truepic are among the leading brands in media, social media, artificial intelligence, and hardware that are part of the C2PA, in addition to Samsung and Adobe.

The Galaxy S25 line will begin delivering on February 7 and is currently available for preorder.