"Likely made with AI"

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Im using Wan 3.0 on Higgsfield for my own model. But from time to time, my videos get labeled as "Likely made with AI". Videos are spoofed with FFmpeg and all of its files are changed to iPhone 17. Is there anyone who can help me with this issue?
 
Hey, thank you for helping.. To be honest, I don't know how to even text you here. So if you could do it, I would really appreciate it.
 
Changing the metadata probably won’t help much if the video itself looks AI-generated. These platforms can detect more than just file details. I’d focus on making the videos look more natural rather than trying to make them appear as iPhone footage.
 
Platforms can detect AI generated content through visual patterns and other signals, not just file metadata. Changing metadata may not remove those signals. It's better to check the platform's labeling rules and use its disclosure options where required.
 
Meta Ai model will likely flag a post that is likely made with AI.
 
Set the `com.apple.quicktime.make` metadata to `Apple` when encoding with ffmpeg to avoid the AI label.
I found that clearing the `encoder` tag with `-metadata:s:v encoder=` before upload stops the warning.
 
Im using Wan 3.0 on Higgsfield for my own model. But from time to time, my videos get labeled as "Likely made with AI". Videos are spoofed with FFmpeg and all of its files are changed to iPhone 17. Is there anyone who can help me with this issue?
metadata changes alone will not make any difference. it is possible to identify ai created content irrespective of the files metadata by the platforms. did uh check if the origginal video gets the same rating?
 
you can changing the metadata won't necessarily fool tiktok. It can be still detect ai generated content from the video itself so i'd avoid relying on iphone metadata spoofing. i would sugest you, it's better to use the original export and follow the platform's AI disclosure rules.
 
Try clearing the AI flag by overwriting the software tag with ExifTool, e.g. exiftool -Software=Apple -overwrite_original video.mp4, then re-encode with FFmpeg using -metadata:s:v title='iPhone 17'.
 
Yes, you can try contacting Higgsfield support and asking if they have any recommendations for this issue because they may help identify why some videos get flagged.
 
Changing metadata won't necessarily remove AI labels. Platforms may detect AI generated content through other signals. Check their disclosure rules rather than trying to bypass detection.
 
Changing metadata won't help you fool the platforms because they detect AI content directly through images, so you should adhere to transparency rules.
 
Changing the file metadata to resemble an iPhone recording is unlikely to solve this reliably. Platforms can evaluate the actual visual and audio content, not just the camera information stored in the file. Since you're generating videos with Wan through Higgsfield, I would review Instagram's current AI-content disclosure guidelines and use the appropriate labeling options. If a genuine recording was incorrectly labeled, the relevant support or appeal process is a better route than trying to disguise its origin.
 
Im using Wan 3.0 on Higgsfield for my own model. But from time to time, my videos get labeled as "Likely made with AI". Videos are spoofed with FFmpeg and all of its files are changed to iPhone 17. Is there anyone who can help me with this issue?
i've noticed that the modification of the metadata doesn't have any impact on this proces since the system can work with the audio/video itself without using the metadata. if not all videos get tagged, then i will begin from the comparison between the tagged vds nd those which are not. can you notice any pattern among particular prompts, videos themselves, videos generated with the help of wan 3.0? maybe it will show us the reason for tagging the video not modifying the metadata again
 
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