Advances in AI are giving works generated with this technology increasingly realistic quality, which can pose a significant challenge when distinguishing between reality and artificial content. To help users in this regard, Google has integrated into Gemini the ability to detect whether a video was edited or created using one of Google's AI tools. This feature has been rolled out in all languages ​​and countries supported by the Gemini app, including Spain. How to use Gemini to identify AI-generated content Whenever we've introduced you to one of Google's generative AI tools, such as VEO3 or Nano Banana Pro, we've also taken the opportunity to tell you about SynthID, the invisible digital watermark included in all content generated by Google's AI, which serves to identify it as such. Now, Gemini can identify the invisible SynthID watermark in images and audio/video tracks, allowing any user to know if an image or video was created entirely or partially using Google's AI. For example, Gemini might tell you: “SynthID was detected in the audio between 10 and 20 seconds. SynthID was not detected in the images.” It's important to note that files uploaded to Gemini can only be up to 100MB and 90 seconds long. Larger or longer files cannot be processed by the AI. To verify content, simply follow these easy steps: - Open the Gemini app. - Upload the content you want to verify and ask the AI. - Get the answer. In the newsroom we tested it and Gemini was not only able to detect the SynthID of the image, but was also able to apply its reasoning to identify other clues that indicate that it is AI-generated content.