Cloudflare在全球网络中集成了内容凭证系统，旨在帮助用户快速验证在线图像的真实性。该系统由Adobe主导，为图像和视频添加数字元数据标签，追踪所有者、发布地点以及是否被篡改，包括是否使用了生成式AI工具。Cloudflare加入内容真实性倡议(CAI)，并推出一键设置选项，允许用户保留内容凭证。此举不仅有助于艺术家和摄影师保留作品署名权，还能帮助人们区分真实图像和AI生成图像。Cloudflare网络承载了约20%的互联网流量，此次集成将大大提升内容凭证系统的影响力。

🔑Cloudflare集成了Adobe主导的内容凭证系统，为在线图像和视频添加数字元数据标签，以追踪其来源和修改历史，包括是否使用AI工具生成。

🌐该系统基于内容来源和真实性联盟（C2PA）开发的开源技术标准，旨在帮助艺术家和摄影师保留作品署名权，并帮助用户区分真实与AI生成的图像。

✅Cloudflare推出一键设置选项“保留内容凭证”，用户可以通过Adobe的内容真实性工具或Chrome浏览器扩展程序验证图像的数字历史记录，此功能已在全球网络中全面启用。

🚀Cloudflare网络承载了大约20%的互联网流量，其集成内容凭证系统将显著扩大该系统的影响范围，有助于提高互联网内容的信任度和真实性。

Cloudflare has launched a new feature to help people quickly verify the authenticity of online images. The web security and hosting provider has adopted the Adobe-led Content Credentials system, which applies a digital metadata tag to images and video that tracks who owns it, where it’s been posted, and if it’s been manipulated — including if generative AI tools were used to do so.

Content Credentials is an ongoing project born out of the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI), a cross-industry community co-founded by Adobe in 2019. Members include Microsoft, Arm, Nvidia, Qualcomm, Truepic, Getty, and Shutterstock, alongside camera companies like Canon and Leica, and major news outlets such as the BBC, Associated Press, Wall Street Journal, and New York Times. 

Now, Cloudflare has also joined the CAI and introduced a new one-click settings option on content hosted by Cloudflare Images to “Preserve Content Credentials.” The feature is available starting today for all users across the entire global Cloudflare network. Anyone who views or downloads images with this setting enabled can verify their digital history via Adobe’s Content Authenticity web tool or its Chrome browser extension.

The Content Credentials system is based on open-source technical standards developed by the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA). The idea is not only to make it easier for artists and photographers to retain attribution for their work, but also to help people confidently distinguish authentic images and videos from those that have been altered or generated using AI tools. The Cloudflare integration should provide a sizable boost for the CAI’s reach, given Cloudflare estimates that around 20 percent of the entire web runs through its network.

“The future of the Internet depends on trust and authenticity,” said Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince. “By integrating Content Credentials across our global network, we can help media and news organizations to verify authenticity and maintain ownership of their work, wherever it moves online. This isn’t just about securing individual images — it’s about giving publishers the tools they need to preserve trust and remain relevant in the age of AI.”