Nikon Joins the CAI

By Santiago Lyon

We are thrilled to welcome Nikon, one of the world’s leading camera manufacturers, as a member of the Content Authenticity Initiative alongside more than 375 members, including many media and tech companies in the fight against misinformation

Nikon brings a long history of innovative and ground-breaking photojournalism projects to the CAI and we are very much looking forward to working with them both on prototyping and implementing the technology we are developing.

Our technology provides secure tamper-evident metadata that accompanies images and other file types along their journey from capture through editing to publication, showing the viewer where an asset came from and any changes made to it along the way. 

A representative from Nikon shared “Nikon is excited to be joining the CAI and the C2PA and we look forward to testing and exploring implementation of the technology.” (The C2PA is the standards body developing the technical specifications underpinning the CAI’s work.)

Nikon is a leading global manufacturer of both professional and consumer cameras, and their equipment was and is used to capture many of the most iconic news and sports images of the last 100 years.

Nikon was also instrumental in pioneering digital photography and remains a forward-facing innovative powerhouse in digital imagery, medical optics, and semiconductor manufacture. Founded in 1917, the company's philosophy centers around trustworthiness and creativity and its values align perfectly with the CAI. 

We look forward to much collaboration ahead, and encourage diverse organizations and individuals to join the Content Authenticity Initiative to share in our work on digital provenance and attribution.

 

 

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