The example library
Learn what to question.
Know what to check.
Six deliberately chosen scenarios about AI, manipulated media and online deception. Each separates what you can observe from what you still need to establish.
These are fictional educational examples, not customer submissions or completed investigations. For documented product tests, visit our case studies.
A convincing image. No original source.
Before deciding an image is AI, find out what its appearance can—and cannot—establish.
Explore the example ↗Real footage, a different story.
A genuine video can still mislead when the place, date or explanation changes.
Explore the example ↗The screenshot is not the source.
A familiar logo and readable text do not authenticate the account or the message.
Explore the example ↗That sounds like them. Is it?
Voice familiarity is a starting point, not a recording's chain of evidence.
Explore the example ↗An urgent message wants you to pay.
Check the sender and the claimed event before following a payment link.
Explore the example ↗What if the “AI fake” is real?
Authentic work deserves the same careful evidence as suspected fabrication.
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