If this ever became widespread, people would game the "verified real" checkmark using the analog gap.
1. Print AI photo 2. Point fancy expensive camera at printed photo 3. Take a "real" photo
Then you'd see more sensors and even more expensive cameras. Then you'd see miniatured virtual-production volumes.
So, this is not a solution. It's just an arms race disguised as one.
Can you photograph a photo so it’s not really noticeable?
This would make deepfakes more expensive because you would have to tightly control the chroma and illuminance of the display.