How to use AI image detector for viral celebrities images? P. Diddy case
A viral photo claiming to show Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs in prison sparked major headlines and debate. Our AI image detector revealed it's 76% AI-generated.
Are the cameras allowed in jail?
A photo drops. It shows Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs captured in a prison yard speaking to his fellow inmates. The internet erupts. Major news outlets pick it up. Debates explode. The post racks up 14 million views in days. Everyone's asking: is this real? And the craziest part is that it really looks convincing. That’s why we didn’t just guess, but ran it through our AI image detector.
The answer hit hard: 76% AI-generated. AI image detector didn’t just give a number, but it showed how a fake this good can slip past our eyes. The lighting was almost perfect, the details sharp. But AI left digital crumbs: the heatmap displayed that well-known AI signature pattern and highlighted the most AI influenced parts of the image. These were Diddy’s face and a guard tower in the background. In an era where one image can spark a media storm, AI image detection like isFake is the tool to make the difference.
Source: That viral post on X
FAQ
Is that Diddy prison photo real?
No. Our AI image detector scored it 76% AI-generated. The heatmap highlighted the most suspicious parts of the image, which makes it an obvious AI-generated fake.
Why are AI fakes so popular?
AI-generated fake news spread fast, because they usually touch on controversial topics. Fake images like this make people emotional, provoke discussions and shares.
How can I detect AI images?
AI image detection is easier than ever with isFake AI. Our AI image detection model analyzes the AI images in seconds and gives out the confidence score as well as the heatmap, that highlights the most suspicious parts as AI-generated.
