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Synthetic content

How to spot an Artificial Intelligence-generated image or video

The "arrest" of Donald Trump

Balenciaga Pope

Greek Language Day in Japan

Boris Johnson

Barack Obama's Video

Farmers in Paris

Reverse Video Search

Experts say an important clue is to find the first time the video was posted online. In some cases, the creator may have stated that it was created with AI and mentioned the tool used. A reverse video search can be helpful, seeing if the video has been listed in search engines and finding old posts with the same video.

Using Metadata

The most obvious sign that an image has been created with AI is what you can't see by looking at the image: the metadata. Metadata often reveals whether an image has been created with AI. In authentic photos, you can find details such as the brand and model of the camera, focus and exposure time. In AI-generated images, this information will be missing.

Reverse Image Search

Experts say an important clue is to find the first time the photo was posted online. In some cases, the creator may have stated that it was created with AI and mentioned the tool used. A reverse image search can be helpful, seeing if the image has been listed in search engines and finding old posts with the same photo.

Advanced Search

With advanced search you can accurately locate exactly the content you're looking for, easily, quickly, and effortlessly.

Check the image source

If a image shows an important event, it should have been published as news in the media. Also, other users' comments under a photo can help us understand what it is about.

Geolocation

Geolocation is one of the main methods of open source research. The software analyses an image, identifies distinctive features and landmarks, and then predicts the location where the photo was taken.