Blockchain technology firm Nodle's ContentSign solution is set to verify authenticity of real-world content captured by devices.
As AI capabilities continue to evolve, proving the authenticity of real-world images, video and content could hinge on blockchain solutions.Decentralized network provider Nodle is working with the likes of Adobe and the Linux Foundation to use blockchain technology to prove the authenticity of real-world content captured by devices.
, its main offering is a network leveraging smartphone bluetooth connectivity to rent computing power, storage and Bluetooth capability of devices to broaden the footprint of IoT networks. “The way this is done is by having a stamp that proves that a genuine camera has captured the video, the video has been signed by the private key only known by this camera, and a footprint of this video has been published to a blockchain.”
The footprint of the video is then minted as a non-fungible token on the Nodle blockchain. The signature validates that the content originates from a genuine source and hasn't been manipulated or artificially generated.
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