KarenS1975
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- May 7, 2011
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Don’t read the forum for one day and all hell breaks loose.Yeah... zerogpt, isgen.ai, aiphotocheck, deepai.org, undetectable.ai, aiseo, isthisai.com, sightengine.com and isitai.com all have it as 96% or higher Ai.
The Metadata shows c2pa, which is an Ai signature. If the photo isnt Ai, then it has been edited by Ai.View attachment 2641906
My two cents after downloading and looking at the files with no outside assistance.
Original posted Photo in question
It is a JPG File, 5 tags, No C2PA present, No GPT Present. This is a direct read of the meta data. The 5 tags are all simple housekeeping for Exif.
CK30101 Screen Shot of his test
His is a PNG File, 47 tags, C2PA Present, GPT shown. He had an app do the read, so he isn’t saying he directly read the meta data from the file. File may have been converted from JPG to PNG but given that he says this is the same file, picking up 42 tags and the gpt-image information is not normal. I can’t think of any way it happened except some software or SOMEONE added this information. Well, maybe these are not the same file. That would explain it.
Both are still posted and both can be compared so no point in beating a dead horse.
MCA-256 not matching. Impossible if CK30101 has the same file. Maybe he converted from JPG to PNG back to JPG, that would give a different fingerprint, but why?
This is not adding up.
The only explanation that makes sense is that someone is trying to win an argument by any means possible. Why else would you say there is meta data in a file that isn’t there, when anyone can open it up and look?
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