Cuestionario vinculado a una guía · Medio Nivel
Cuestionario sobre etiquetas de contenido de IA en plataformas sociales
Prueba cómo las plataformas detectan contenido de IA a través de metadatos y marcas de agua C2PA e IPTC, qué deben revelar los creadores y por qué las etiquetas suelen desaparecer.
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Why did Meta rename its 'Made with AI' label to 'AI info'?
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- Why did Meta rename its 'Made with AI' label to 'AI info'?
- A court ordered the change
- The label was too small to read
- Photographers complained that minor AI-assisted edits triggered the label on real photos
- Meta stopped labeling AI content entirely
- Which content does YouTube require creators to disclose?
- Realistic altered or synthetic content, such as a real person appearing to say something they did not
- Any video that uses a beauty filter
- Any video whose script was drafted with AI
- Only clearly unrealistic animated fantasy content
- Which signals do platforms mainly rely on to detect AI content automatically?
- The number of likes a post receives
- Metadata such as C2PA and IPTC fields, plus invisible watermarks
- The creator's follower count
- The time of day the post was uploaded
- Why might a screenshot of an AI image get no automatic label?
- Platforms never label images
- Screenshots are automatically marked as authentic
- Screenshots are always lower resolution than the platform accepts
- Taking a screenshot creates a new file without the original metadata
- Which IPTC digitalSourceType value marks fully AI-generated content?
- trainedAlgorithmicMedia
- compositeWithTrainedAlgorithmicMedia
- digitalCapture
- originalPhotograph
- What does the absence of an AI label on a post tell you?
- The content is definitely real
- The platform verified it with a human reviewer
- It is not proof that the content is real
- The content was made before 2020
- How is a C2PA manifest tied to the file it describes?
- By the file name
- By the upload date
- By a visible logo in the corner
- By a cryptographic hash and signature, so tampering is detectable
- What does Article 50 of the EU AI Act cover, according to the guide?
- A ban on all AI-generated images
- Transparency obligations such as marking synthetic outputs and disclosing deepfakes, set to apply from August 2026
- Mandatory payment for every AI image posted
- Rules only for AI chatbots in banking