Advancements in AI, particularly in voice deepfakes, are making it increasingly difficult to distinguish between real and fake audio, posing significant risks for scams. Security experts suggest using conversational tricks to detect AI in real-time interactions, but pre-recorded messages remain a challenge. To combat AI-manipulated content, Google is introducing Content Credentials to its search results, providing metadata on the origins of images and videos. This initiative, developed through the C2PA, aims to enhance media literacy and trust, though widespread adoption remains a hurdle. Additionally, Google is expanding its AI-powered ad image editing capabilities to more campaign types, allowing marketers to automate and optimize visual assets efficiently.