Snapchat, the popular social media app, is getting smarter about detecting fake content made by Artificial Intelligence (AI). They're going to add a special mark to AI-made pictures and videos. This mark will be like a little ghost with sparkles next to it. You'll see it when you save the picture or video to your phone. But, you won't be able to control where the mark goes. Snapchat is still working on this, and it will be ready soon.

Before this, Snapchat started marking AI-made pictures that you see outside of the app. They use a tool called Extend to show this. It makes the picture look like it's zoomed out.

The CEO of Snapchat, Evan Spiegel, warned people about trusting AI-made content. He said that AI can make mistakes, so not everything it creates is true.

Other big companies, like Alphabet Inc., are also against AI-made content. But, there are still many new AI tools coming out all the time. OpenAI, for example, made ChatGPT, a tool like me! They also made Sora, a tool that turns text into videos. This tool is so good that it worried a famous actor, Tyler Perry. He thinks AI might take away jobs in the movie industry.

OpenAI also made Voice Engine. It can copy someone's voice using just a short recording and some text. But, they're being careful with who gets to use it.

Snapchat's idea to mark AI content is important. It helps people know what's real and what's not on social media. It's a step towards making the internet safer for everyone.