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On September 10, Apple (AAPL.O) introduced the 'Reference Image' feature in its newly launched iPhone 18 Pro series, allowing users to digitally verify whether their photos have been altered by AI. When users take a photo, the main camera sensor simultaneously captures signed sensor data. Subsequently, Apple's 'private cloud computing' service converts this data into an 'immutable image' that can be viewed in the 'Photos' app. If a photo has been edited, users can view the original 'digital negative' image and compare the differences. The certification mark of the 'Reference Image' will not only appear on the device that took the photo; users can also share the signed photos with others, including the reference signature for future verification. However, this feature will not be launched in the EU or China for the time being.

On September 10, Apple (AAPL.O) added a 'Reference Image' feature to its newly released iPhone 18 Pro series, allowing users to digitally verify whether their photos have been modified by AI after being taken. When users capture a photo, the main camera sensor simultaneously collects signed sensor data. Subsequently, Apple's 'private cloud computing' service converts this data into an 'immutable image' that can be viewed in the 'Photos' app. If a photo has been edited, users can view the original 'digital negative' image and compare the differences. The certification mark of the 'Reference Image' will not only appear on the phone that took the photo; users can also share the signed photos with others, which includes reference signatures for future authentication. However, this feature will not be launched in the EU or China for the time being.

On September 10, the US Dollar Index rose 0.03% on September 9, closing at 98.817 in the foreign exchange market.