Prior to reading this guide from Life Kit, hands were always my go-to when I thought I may be looking at an AI-generated image.
Instead of going down a rabbit hole of trying to examine images pixel-by-pixel, experts recommend zooming out, using tried-and-true techniques of media literacy.
One model, created by research scientist Mike Caufield, is called SIFT. That stands for four steps: Stop. Investigate the source. Find better coverage. Trace the original context.
The overall idea is to slow down and consider what you’re looking at — especially pictures, posts, or claims that trigger your emotions.
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