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People are overconfident in their ability to distinguish between real faces and AI-generated faces. Study shows that AI technology has improved to a point where the most realistic outputs no longer show obvious flaws and it is harder to identify AI images…
🕵️♂️ Study from UNSW Sydney & ANU reveals people are overconfident in spotting AI-generated faces, relying on outdated cues. Even "super-recognisers" performed only slightly better than chance.
🤔 Advanced AI faces are nearly indistinguishable from real ones, posing risks for scams and fraud as visual flaws are no longer apparent.
🧐 Ironically, the most convincing AI faces are often too perfect: unusually symmetrical, well-proportioned, and statistically average, making them a red flag for artificiality.
#AIFace #Cybersecurity #TechNews
🤔 Advanced AI faces are nearly indistinguishable from real ones, posing risks for scams and fraud as visual flaws are no longer apparent.
🧐 Ironically, the most convincing AI faces are often too perfect: unusually symmetrical, well-proportioned, and statistically average, making them a red flag for artificiality.
#AIFace #Cybersecurity #TechNews
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