AI School › Staying safe online · Lesson 91 of 130
AI images look real, but they often hide mistakes when you look closely.
Today a computer can invent a photo of a person who does not exist, or put someone in a place they have never been. It looks like magic, but it is just very fast math. The trouble is that a fake photo can fool us: we might believe false news or think a friend did something they did not do. That is why learning to look carefully is like having a detective's lens. You do not need to fear every image; you just need to grow a little more curious and careful before you believe something and before you share it.
Details often give fake images away. Look at the hands: sometimes they have six fingers or bent fingers. Look at teeth, glasses, and earrings: they can be blurry or placed wrong. Check the shadows, whether they all fall the same way, and any words in the background, which often look like invented letters. If something makes you say 'weird', pause for a moment. A good observer does not decide right away: they compare, search for the same image elsewhere, and ask an adult. Looking calmly is already a way to protect yourself.
Look at three photos (even for fun) and find one weird detail in each, in the hands, shadows, or text.
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