Fact checks, commentary and analysis of claims fully or partially generated by AI.
Politics
A video appears to show a large UK march for Palestine. It's fake. Both the audio and visuals carry Google's SynthID watermark. Read
Immigration
A clip which has been shared online contains a SynthID watermark, suggesting it was made with Google’s AI tools. Read
Politics
A Facebook video that appears to show a large crowd of people gathered at a protest in Manchester is AI-generated.Many of the attendees seem to be holding up England flags, … Read
Politics
A Facebook video that appears to show thousands of people protesting outside the Houses of Parliament is AI-generated.The post is captioned “Wake up, England”, and seemingly shows a large crowd … Read
Politics
A Facebook video that claims to show “thousands” of people recently marching through central London is AI-generated.The post is captioned: “A massive crowd fills the streets of Central London as … Read
World
A widely seen image of a house that survived the floods in Nepal is actually an AI-generated fake. Read
Environment
A viral video uses AI to falsely show Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg claiming humans have one year of water left. Read
Culture & Society
AI-generated images are being shared on social media alongside claims about anti-migrant protestors. Read
Politics
A photo showing the home secretary wearing a keffiyeh as a hijab has been shared on social media, but it features a SynthID watermark that shows it was generated with OpenAI tools. Read
Culture & Society
AI-generated clips showing a woman being arrested by police officers in a supermarket have been shared by multiple accounts on Facebook. Read
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