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docs: scope SynthID provenance claims to source-verified facts

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Threat model: replace the unverified deployment list (Gemini 3 Pro /
Nano Banana Pro / Imagen 4 / Veo) with the source-verified scope -- SynthID
across Imagen / Veo / Lyria plus Gemini app outputs (>10B items by Dec 2025),
and attribute the 136-bit payload to the paper's SynthID-O variant.

openai-images-2 sample: note the file predates the 19 May 2026 SynthID
rollout across ChatGPT / Codex / API, and that openai.com/verify is now the
public oracle (still no local decoder).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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### Invisible pixel-level watermark
OpenAI's system card for Images 2.0 states the model embeds an "imperceptible, robust, and content-specific" pixel-level watermark alongside C2PA. No public detector exists, so bypass cannot be verified empirically for this sample.
OpenAI's system card for Images 2.0 states the model embeds an "imperceptible, robust, and content-specific" pixel-level watermark alongside C2PA. This sample was downloaded 2026-04-22, before OpenAI's 19 May 2026 rollout of Google's SynthID watermark across ChatGPT / Codex / the API, so it likely predates SynthID and carries only the original content-specific watermark. Since that rollout, the openai.com/verify tool (in preview) is the public oracle for both signals; there is still no local decoder, so bypass cannot be verified empirically here without the oracle.
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