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The eyes have it: how to spot the difference between a deepfake portrait and a real picture

20 Jul 2024 Michael Banks
Deepfake eyes
Spot the difference: deepfake eyes tend to show inconsistent reflections in each eye whereas real eyes (not shown) have largely consistent reflections in both eyes. (Courtesy: Adejumoke Owolabi)
How do you spot a deepfake image of a person? The answer might be to look into their eyes. That is a

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