SMRTR AIFeb 13, 2025Forbes

Can You Spot A Deepfake? Take This Free Online Quiz To Find Out

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A new iProov online quiz tests deepfake detection skills. A related study found only 0.1% of 2,000 U.S. and U.K. consumers could differentiate real from fake images. 22% of people were unfamiliar with deepfakes, rising to 39% for those 65 and older. Despite poor performance, 60% of respondents were overconfident in their abilities. The spread of deepfakes raises concerns about misinformation and scams, particularly for vulnerable groups like seniors.

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