"AI generated content" watermark

[T33K9Y]

I am using a photo ambient wallpaper and before the update, it just used to work the way it's supposed to. After the update, it still works, but there is a very noticeable "AI-generated content" watermark plastered at the bottom. It is so jarring and triggering to look at. Why would anyone think it's a good idea to put this on a lock screen? Can we keep these watermarks in the gallery or at least give me an option to toggle it on or off at my will.

 

 

 

[angelchained]

Try removing the watermark from the wallpaper with the object eraser tool in your Gallery app or magic eraser in the Google Photos app.

[justtryingtohelp]

Hi, it won't let you because the watermark isn't on the picture itself. It just comes on there when you are using the ambient weather. I tried earlier with a wallpaper. I placed it as a regular lock screen, and no watermark. Same wallpaper as ambient weather wall...the watermark appears. So, it seems that the watermark is generated just as a wallpaper is used as ambient. It's unfortunate.

[angelchained]

Thanks, I appreciate the information.

[justtryingtohelp]

No problem. ☺️

[justtryingtohelp]

Yeah, I don't like that, either. But, I'm guessing it's here to stay, so I'm trying to get used to it.

[patriciostarr]

Unless samsung charges us to remove it in a near future

[justtryingtohelp]

Then I'll definitely keep it and get used to it because paying for that isn't worth it to me.

[patriciostarr]

Agree phones are expensive and now they come out with this stuff. Was that after one ui 6.1.1

[justtryingtohelp]

It was. They put the same extended watermark on the generated wallpapers, too, and the face portrait generator, and anything you use AI for now it seems.