The Video Inspector tool on the VISAVIS platform is designed to provide pieces of evidence to show whether a video has been reused in the past, particularly in the context… Read More »Guide on using the Video Inspector
In a digital world saturated with images and video, distinguishing what’s real from what’s fake has become increasingly difficult. The rise of generative AI and advanced editing tools is blurring… Read More »How the VISAVIS Project is using citizen science to tackle fake and misleading images and videos online
In an era where synthetic media is increasingly sophisticated, tools for detecting AI-generated images have become essential. However, these tools – while powerful – are not without their limitations. Understanding… Read More »Why Some Fake Pics Just Can’t Be Caught
The tool only works with direct image URLs (e.g., links ending in .jpg, .png, .webp, etc.). Obtaining direct image URLs from various platforms can be challenging due to platform restrictions, privacy settings,… Read More »How to submit an image to the Image Inspector
The Image Inspector tool on the VISAVIS platform is designed to help users verify the authenticity of images, particularly in the context of combating visual disinformation. Here’s a step-by-step guide… Read More »Guide on using the Image Inspector
This poster was created as part of the teaching package Factcheckers. This method was co-developed by Nieuwscheckers (Leiden University). SIFT methodHow to check online information with the SIFT method?
A deepfake is an audiovisual version of fake news. A deepfake video uses existing video images and edits or manipulates them using artificial intelligence. This makes deepfakes a type of… Read More »What is a deepfake?
