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In this image, the person on the left is real, while the person on the right is AI-generated. Their eyeballs are depicted underneath their faces. The reflections in the eyeballs are consistent for the real person, but incorrect for the fake person. Credit: Adejumoke Owolabi
Researchers analyzed reflections of light on the eyeballs of people in real and AI-generated images. They then employed methods typically used in astronomy to quantify the reflections and checked for consistency between left and right eyeball reflections.Fake images often lack consistency in the reflections between each eye, whereas real images generally show the same reflections in both eyes.
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