Truepic and Microsoft are working together to pilot a new photo authentication platform called Project Providence, which would combine Trupic’s authenticating camera SDK with Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform.
that combines information like date, time, location, and the pixels in an image to create a cryptographic signature that it claims can’t be tampered with. Basically, if a photo is taken on a smartphone with an app that is running Trupic’s SDK, the photo’s authenticity can be easily verified.
“With this technology, modifications to the images can be detected and the authentic source of images can be proven,” Truepic says. “Brave Ukrainians are going to great lengths to protect their rich cultural heritage through digital documentation. Project Providence is helping ensure that these efforts will not be undermined with accusations of being false, manipulated, or deepfakes at any time moving forward.
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