Use these three AI tools to detect deepfakes and other doubtful images or text

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Only real stuff Wins(ton)

Winston AI is an accurate tool to detect AI-generated images, such as face-style photos made by deepfake tools. It claims to have a near perfect detection rate of 99.98 per cent. Its free trial lasts 14 days, and can check for AI generated content across 11 different languages.
Link: gowinston.ai

(Quill)bot on my watch

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Quillbot is an all-in-one AI text detector, humaniser, paraphraser, plagiarism checker. Its free version lets you scan 1200 words in its AI detector, and its premium version costs approximately Rs 375 per month. It is simple and user-friendly, available on PC and mobile.
Link: quillbot.com

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Sensity AI is a good tool to identify deepfakes, face-swaps, and manipulated audio. It is suitable for businesses, cybersecurity firms, and government agencies. It also has resources available online for people to educate themselves on the dangers of AI generated content.
Link: sensity.ai