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DETECTING FAKE IMAGES

April 8, 2023: Can We No Longer Believe Anything We See? by Tiffany Hsu and Steven Lee Myers for the New York Times. The limits of AI generated images are relatively easy to detect by someone attuned to the risk - at least for now. A.I. art tools often produce nonsensical text and they have struggled to get hands and feet right. However, the version of Midjourney released in March 2023 is able to depict realistic hands.

March 31, 2023: How to spot the Trump and Pope AI fakes by Shira Ovide for the Washington Post. Some suggestions: look for hands, background images and inanimate objects that don’t look quite right. Look at the writing on objects. The background may be blurry or distorted.

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