British university develops training method for humans to identify fake facial images
A researcher group at the UK's University of Southampton has developed a training method for humans to distinguish between facial images generated by AI and real facial images. The training program takes about 10 to 20 minutes. Experiments on over 600 people showed that the ability to distinguish improved significantly after training, and the effect was maintained even in a surprise test 20 days later.
A researcher group at the UK's University of Southampton has developed a training method for humans to distinguish between facial images generated by AI and real facial images. The required time for the training program is about 10 to 20 minutes.
When experiments were conducted on a total of over 600 people, it was said that the ability to distinguish improved significantly after training, and the effect was maintained even in a surprise test 20 days later.
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