Adobe Firefly AI-modified image sample report
The origin record identifies AI modifications.
- What FauxScan found
- The file's signed C2PA Content Credentials passed validation. The validated record declares AI modifications to source imagery. It lists gemini-flash as the model. The visual detector favors a camera photo, which is compatible with the record's declaration of AI involvement.
- C2PA and provenance
- C2PA was present, embedded, and valid. The provenance record names Adobe Firefly, Adobe Inc., and a trained-algorithmic-media source type.
- Metadata
- No EXIF camera metadata was present. Without camera make, model, or capture context, the provenance record becomes the main source of origin evidence.
- Why it matters
- This sample helps reviewers distinguish AI-modified content from purely AI-generated content and from ordinary camera-origin photos that have simply been exported or recompressed.
- Limitations
- Validation supports the signed record; it does not establish scene truth or signer trust. The report does not show the exact edited region or prove the edit's purpose. Residual and frequency signals support review, but the signed provenance record is the strongest evidence.