With the wide adoption of AI-generated content (AIGC), the origin and authenticity of content are difficult to trace. The AI DeepSign service adds verifiable Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) digital signatures to AIGC content, ensuring that the origin of each piece of content is traceable and its authenticity is verifiable.
Overview
AI DeepSign provides the following core features. You can select the operations that correspond to your scenarios:
Feature | Description | Billing description |
Generate AI Image and Automatically Sign (basic signature) | Generate images by using conversational AI. The system automatically adds C2PA basic signatures. | Charged |
Detect and Sign Generated AIGC Content (basic signature) | Upload images. The system detects whether the images are AI-generated and whether they contain sensitive information, and can add C2PA basic signatures. | Charged |
View task history | Trace the details of completed generation and detection tasks. | Free |
Generate trusted signatures (C2PA official certification) | When you need to integrate content credential signing into existing content production or management workflows, AI DeepSign supports creating C2PA trusted signature tasks for individual images, videos, or objects in an OSS bucket through OpenAPI. | Charged |
Purchase and activate AI DeepSign
AI DeepSign does not support unsubscription. If you have questions, contact your business manager.
Visit the AI DeepSign purchase page.
Select an edition and a duration based on your business requirements.
Edition:
Basic: suitable for low-frequency usage scenarios, such as testing or small-scale business.
Professional: suitable for high-frequency usage scenarios, such as production environments with large monthly call volumes.
Duration: You can purchase on a monthly basis, quarterly basis (3 months), or yearly basis (12 months).
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Supported sensitive data types
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No. |
Type |
No. |
Type |
No. |
Type |
No. |
Type |
No. |
Type |
No. |
Type |
|
1 |
Debit card |
9 |
ID card (the Chinese mainland) |
17 |
AccessKeyId |
25 |
Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents |
33 |
Passport number (the Chinese mainland) |
41 |
Officer ID card |
|
2 |
Private key |
10 |
ID card (Hong Kong, China) |
18 |
Name (Simplified Chinese) |
26 |
Address (the Chinese mainland) |
34 |
Mobile phone number (the Chinese mainland) |
42 |
|
|
3 |
License plate number (the Chinese mainland) |
11 |
Landline number (the Chinese mainland) |
19 |
Gender |
27 |
Ethnicity |
35 |
Province (the Chinese mainland) |
43 |
City (the Chinese mainland) |
|
4 |
Name (Traditional Chinese) |
12 |
Name (English) |
20 |
ID card number (Malaysia) |
28 |
ID card number (Singapore) |
36 |
International Bank Account Number (SWIFT code) |
44 |
U.S. Social Security Number (SSN) |
|
5 |
Landline number (United States) |
13 |
Religious belief |
21 |
MAC address |
29 |
JDBC connection string |
37 |
PEM certificate |
45 |
AccessKeySecret |
|
6 |
IMEI |
14 |
MEID |
22 |
Linux passwd file |
30 |
Linux shadow file |
38 |
Business license number |
46 |
Tax registration certificate number |
|
7 |
Organization code |
15 |
Unified Social Credit Identifier |
23 |
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) |
31 |
Alibaba Cloud AccessKey pair |
39 |
Password |
47 |
LegacyOpenaiApiKey |
|
8 |
ProjectOpenaiApiKey |
16 |
BailianApiKey |
24 |
HuggingFaceApiKey |
32 |
GroqApiKey |
40 |
PaiEasToken |
48 |
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