“It is becoming increasingly difficult for the ordinary human eye to distinguish between photographs created by artificial intelligence and real ones,” said Andrey Doronichev, CEO and co-founder of the company. Optic.xyza website that allows people to upload images to determine whether they are AI-generated or not. “This has the potential to manipulate public opinion, undermine trust in news sources and ultimately jeopardize the democratic process by promoting disinformation.”
Optic is one of many similar tools that have emerged over the past few months in response to the rise of AI-generated images online. However, none of these tools, including Optic, are reliable. You can also try to recognize if an image is created by artificial intelligence by searching strange fingers or unfortunate faces. Finally, if an image looks too good to be true, it probably is.
AI-generated images also run counter to the manipulated media policies of platforms like Twitter, but experts say the platforms do not consistently enforce those policies.
“With the recent rise of AI-powered media, it's clear that platforms are not prepared for this moment where false images and misinformation can lead to real harm,” Kayla Gogarty, deputy director of research at Media Matters for America, a nonprofit media watchdog, told BuzzFeed News. “Twitter is of particular concern because Elon Musk abandoned most content moderation on the platform, and it became difficult to determine the credibility of an account according to new tick policy”
So please review any images of Trump you see on social media today using one of the AI detection tools. Or just get news from legit news source.
