Science & Technology
Google Lens’s AI overviews shared misleading information about images
The visual search tool failed to identify certain images as inauthentic and shared incorrect information about what some images show. Read
Fact checks, commentary and analysis of claims fully or partially generated by AI.
Science & Technology
The visual search tool failed to identify certain images as inauthentic and shared incorrect information about what some images show. Read
Science & Technology
When Grok went on an antisemitic tirade earlier this month, what really happened? Read
Culture & Society
The videos appear to feature recordings of Princess Anne making a number of claims about Queen Camilla and Princess Charlotte, but the audio clips are not real. Read
Culture & Society
The footage, which has been viewed more than 280,000 times on Facebook, contains distinct visual glitches that are hallmarks of AI creation. Read
Crime
We fact checked this image when it was being shared last year. If you look at it closely, it’s clearly fake. Read
Conflict
Footage has been shared with misleading claims it shows the aftermath of an Iranian attack in Tel Aviv, but it is most likely an AI creation. Read
United States
The image, which has been shared by accounts in the UK, has several hallmarks of being created by artificial intelligence. Read
Conflict
The picture appears to be a screenshot of a TikTok video, which has the hallmarks of being generated with artificial intelligence. Read
Culture & Society
The video has been shared widely on Facebook and one version has been viewed over 2.8 million times. But it’s not genuine. Read
Conflict
This clip shows clear signs it was made using artificial intelligence, and is being shared after Ukraine recently used drones to strike Russian aircraft. Read
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