Fake faces, cloned voices, deepfake video, bot reviews and AI news are cheap to make, and scammers use all of them. Train your eye in two-minute rounds, with an explanation of the tells after every answer.

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Image grid14 free · 11 Study portraits, then check the source and limits of visual clues.
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Photos14 free · 11 Rapid-fire: one photo at a time, real or AI.
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Video10 free · 10 Real, playable clips: Sora, Veo and a Tavus replica vs. phone footage.
Easy 5Medium 5Hard 5Impossible 5some placeholder mediaText10 free · 10Product reviews: a real customer or generated filler?
Easy 5Medium 5Hard 5Impossible 5all playable mediaAudio10 free · 10Voicemails and calls: a real person or a cloned voice?
Easy 5Medium 5Hard 5Impossible 5some placeholder mediaChats10 free · 10Chat threads: a real person or an automated scam?
Easy 5Medium 5Hard 5Impossible 5all playable mediaNews10 free · 10Real reporting or AI-generated clickbait?
Easy 5Medium 5Hard 5Impossible 5all playable mediaProfiles10 free · 10Social profiles: a real creator or a generated persona?
Easy 5Medium 5Hard 5Impossible 5all playable mediaDetection tools miss things and get things wrong, and scams arrive where there's no tool: a phone call, a DM, a voicemail. A trained habit of checking goes everywhere with you.
Real photos have glitches and real people sound flat sometimes. Look for several tells, and when money or personal details are involved, verify through a channel you already trust.
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