Press Gazette launches AI content detection tool for prepublication checks
Made by Humans checks text, images, audio and video for synthetic manipulation before editors publish.

Made by Humans checks text, images, audio and video for synthetic manipulation before editors publish.

Journalists and open-source experts say AI manipulation, shrinking access to footage and rising costs are making visual verification harder.

Arbiter, an AI tool from nonprofit SimPPL, is being tested to track emerging disinformation narratives.

Hacker Noon and Information Age removed articles after Press Gazette asked publishers to verify four prolific tech and finance contributors.

Nieman Lab contacted 24 U.S. newspapers; none of the editors who responded said they would accept AI-written op-eds.
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NPR and NewsGuard posed 30 propaganda-based questions to six chatbots and four search engines, and the chatbots handled them better.

Reuters details how its visual verification team confirms user-shot photos and video, publishing roughly a dozen of hundreds reviewed each day.

The experimental DeepMind tool combines provenance checks, reverse image searches and context tracing. India Today uses it as a first pass, then verifies the results manually.

Anthropic detailed how Claude's SynthID-based text watermark works, when editing removes it and why code carries a lesser mark.

Forbes has confirmed two AI-generated sites are fake, after a PR agency offered Press Gazette guaranteed placement on one for $10,000.
