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As long as image is JPEG or PNG, it should treat it as any image, even if those are gen-ai generated: https://aws.amazon.com/rekognition/faqs/#:~:text=Amazon%20Rekognition%20Image%20currently%20supports%20the%20JPEG%20and%20PNG%20image%20formats.
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Hi, if I understand your question correctly, when someone uses a face to access services, you want to ensure it is a real person who is physically in front of a camera and not a face that has been generated with AI. Rekognition Liveness Detection can be used for this purpose: https://aws.amazon.com/rekognition/face-liveness/
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Apologies, I believe you misunderstood my question. I wasn't trying to determine if Rekognition could process AI-generated content, I was asking if there is any functionality in the platform for identifying images that were generated with AI. For instance, if someone submitted an image of a face that had been generated with AI, is there anything in Rekognition that would mark it as having been generated (as opposed to being a real image)?