A series of AI-generated videos that show a white man complaining about how difficult it is to get a job in Canada have been ...

AI-generated images of the pope wearing a puffer jacket went viral over the weekend, with many not realizing they were fake. Vincenzo Pinto / AFP - Getty Images file March 27, 2023, 4:17 PM EDT ...

More specifically, it’s white people who can’t distinguish between real and AI-generated white faces. [Related: Tom Hanks says his deepfake is hawking dental insurance .] ...

At the moment, it's still possible to look closely at images generated by AI and find clues they're not real. One of the Trump arrest images showed him with three legs, for example.

Dbarghya Das, an AI engineer, noted “It’s embarrassingly hard to get Google Gemini to acknowledge that white people exist,” alongside many screenshots of photos of the mostly non-white women ...

Last Wednesday, I found that Meta’s AI image generator built into Instagram messaging completely failed at creating an image of an Asian man and white woman using general prompts. Instead, it ...

Although AI-generated images have gone viral before, none have fooled so many people so quickly as the image of the Pope. The picture was whimsical, and to be sure, much of its virality was down ...

AI-generated white faces are more convincing than photographs of real humans, a study has found. However, the results were not the same for AI images of people of color. This may be because most ...

In their experiments, the researchers presented white adults with a mix of 100 AI-generated and 100 real white faces, asking them to identify which were real and their confidence in their decision.