Have you ever been fooled by an AI‑edited image? 

Written By Mary Brandt

👀 Ever wondered if that stunning product shot or slick video in your feed was AI‑tweaked or straight from the camera? LinkedIn just dropped Content Credentials powered by the C2PA standard—your new “digital receipts” for images & videos.

What this means for you (and your feed):

  • 🔍 Spot the C2PA badge on any signed image/video

  • 📋 Click it to see:
    • Who created or edited it (human, AI tool, or both)
    • The device or app used (camera model vs. your favorite AI generator)
    • When and by whom it was signed

Why you should care:

  • Build trust with your audience—show them the real story behind your visuals

  • Protect your brand: prevent unauthorized edits or AI fakery

  • Stay in the know: call out misinformation or shady AI tweaks before they spread

✨ Pro tip: If you’re sharing branded photos or videos, enable C2PA credentials in your workflow. Let your network click, inspect, and trust your content—no smoke and mirrors.

Ready to level up your content game? Drop a comment.

Mary Brandt
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