Google opened its SynthID AI detector to the public, the article reports.

The tool identifies AI-generated media using durable invisible digital watermarks.

Watermarks are designed to survive common edits, crops, and compression.

Google says the system helps people spot synthetic content worldwide.

One report said the detector found about 240,000 years' worth of AI music.

Journalists, creators, and everyday users can now run verification checks.

Analysts expect wider adoption inside major software and content platforms.

Future updates aim to cover more formats as generative models evolve.

Read the full article for more details on Google's public SynthID tool.