Businesses and researchers are developing mechanisms to identify the origins of text and images online as internet users face the increasingly difficult task of distinguishing between what’s made by a human and what’s generated by artificial intelligence.
Tools such as chatbots and image creators have exploded in popularity, with users eager to experiment. Viral misinformation is a concern due to the ease of generating convincing content like recent, widely shared images of Pope Francis sporting a faux white puffer coat or a fake cloud of black smoke near the Pentagon. Academic cheating is another worry, spurring some schools and teachers ...
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