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The Google DeepMind initiative “Synthetic” was established in 2015 to accelerate the development of AI technologies, such as natural language processing and machine learning. The SynthID project was launched as part of this initiative in 2016, which focuses on developing a robust and scalable tool for watermarking and identifying synthetic images created by ImageNet, an image database containing over 12 million images. The SynthID tool works by using AI algorithms to analyze the content of images and detect any watermarks or other marks added to them. This is done through a combination of machine learning techniques such as deep neural networks, which can identify patterns in data that are not present in raw image files. The tool is able to recognize and remove these watermarks using a simple and efficient algorithm for identifying synthetic images, making it an important component of the SynthID initiative’s goal of enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of AI-generated image recognition. The SynthID project has already made significant progress in identifying and removing watermarks from synthetic images created by ImageNet, with a recent paper published in IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) 2017 describing the tool’s capabilities. The tool has also been used to identify and remove watermarks from synthetic images created by other image databases, such as the Flickr50k dataset. Overall, SynthID is an important part of the Synthetic initiative’s efforts to develop AI technologies for natural language processing and machine learning, and to improve their accuracy and efficiency in identifying synthetic images.