Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News, India News and Entertainment News here. O’Brien cautioned, according to Discover magazine, that the future might not be too far where “we can no longer tell the difference between real photos and AI-generated images”. “Simply relying on detection tools or social media posts is not going to be enough,” Shah added. In an email to AP, Chirag Shah, co-director of the Center for Responsibility in AI Systems & Experiences at the University of Washington in Seattle, warned that detecting fakes would not always remain easy.Īs AI technology upgrades, people will need to depend on “crowdsourcing and community vigilance to weed out bad information and arrive at the truth”. Pope Francis in Balenciaga deepfake fooled millions. In the era of deep fake, AI generated images, it is going to be humanly impossible to discern what is fake & real. Wael AbdAlmageed, a research associate professor of computer science at the University of Southern California, told Scientific American magazine: “We as human species sort of grow up thinking that seeing is believing”. If an image is too good to be true, that is probably because it is not. If something dubious has gone massively viral, you can search fact-checking websites to see if they have quashed the reports.ĪLSO READ: Donald Trump ‘arrested’? Vladimir Putin ‘in jail’? How deepfakes are spreading misinformation online Moreover, in case of a big news event, check reputable news outlets to confirm if they have covered it. You can also carry out a reverse image search by uploading the picture on tools such as Google Image Reverse Search, TinEye or Yandex to locate the original source, as per DW. Take a look at their previous posts and who are they following and who follow them. Try to find out the source of the image to check which account first uploaded the post. Even leaving aside that fact this picture is clearly AI generated, it’s immediately possible to identify this as a fake by geolocation and conducting searches on social media. Whenever an event like this takes place, it will affect a large number of people.
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