AI image detector reveals 74% fake in this Swift-Kelce ‘charity’ post. Part 2
The viral post from Facebook not only had the AI-generated text, but also a proof collage. Our AI image detector says it is 74% AI-generated.
Both text and image are AI-generated
Same post, different scam. We already busted the fake text in this Facebook post. What about the ‘proof’ part? A messy collage with a Zoom screenshot, a sick child’s photo, and a building render only rocketed viral shares and tears. But before you hit ‘share,’ let’s ask the real question: is this image AI generated, or is this generosity actually real?
We ran the collage through our AI image detector and got a 74% AI-generated result. The breakdown is brutal: confidence score is speaking for itself while the heatmap worked perfectly with Swift’s face and alleged orphanage building. We suppose that the image of a boy might be actually real. Shrill, this isn’t just a harmless fake. Such celebrities’ fakes are AI-generated misinformation used to spread online and gain likes and shares.
Source: Original Facebook post
FAQ
Is this image real or AI-generated?
Our AI image checker detected 74% AI-generated. This confidence score displays the image’s artificial origin.
Why do people create fake celebrity stories?
Celebrities + buzzing news = maximum engagement. These AI-generated fakes play with our feelings and emotions, especially involving our favorite stars. They’re cynically designed to go viral.
Are AI-generated celebrities’ news harmful?
They erode trust in real philanthropy, distract from legitimate causes, and can even lead to real financial scams if people try to ‘donate’ to the fake cause. It’s emotional manipulation for clicks.
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