The new labels will be attached to the underlying web pages of photos and videos. FMTNews Google
SAN FRANCISCO: Google said Monday it was adding fact-check labels to images as part of its efforts to stem visually misleading information.
Google showed how the fact-check system works with an illustration of a widely circulated set of images which showed – falsely – sharks were swimming in the streets of Houston after a 2017 hurricane.
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