Micro-post #189: Spotting deep-fakes and other AI images (Basic Knowledge Stuff #22)

May 11
1 min read
Some one on Reddit posted an article from Science the other day and it's a really fascinating read, as it breaks down how specifically to spot a fake when looking at images these days. Granted, as Redditors are often wont to do, there were jokes and scepticism about how effective these techniques will be in about a month. They may true but having a little more digital literacy and awareness is not always a bad thing.
Also - Science.org has blocked the ability to create embeds so you'll need to click on the Reddit block in order to get to the correct link...
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