How Good Are You at Spotting Deepfakes? Take Our Quiz

How'd you do?

  • 33
    Bryceton
    05/10/2021

    Glad to see most people getting 5’s and 6’s! I got 5/6 due to pressing the wrong button on the Obama one. Now I know Jordan Peele put together a PSA. Of course, these deep fakes weren’t the hardest to see through, yet their realism will improve over time. The tips are on-point and it’s fair to say anything you see digitally should be scrutinized.

  • 65
    Amanda
    04/22/2021

    I hate being misinformed. I hate fake news. I sapport the truth. Even if it hurts

  • 245
    John
    04/21/2021

    6/6 and only one was a guess (actors). Mouths not syncing with audio were the main clues other than the Elvis picture, which was simple because of the impossible timeline.

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    Sandra
    04/21/2021

    Frank-001......since the Britannica describes a Renaissance man thusly: the notion that humans embrace all knowledge and develop themselves as fully as possible.....I concur with Dorothy.........antonym: trumplican

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    Sandra
    04/21/2021

    I got 4 out of 6 correct....that worries me.....will have to be more vigilent (sp?)......that's a third of the time! Yikes!

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    JWMEDC
    04/21/2021

    Five out of Six....and the one I got wrong I though was a trick question. Outsmarted myself.

  • 503
    Mrcaptdrnuts
    04/21/2021

    5 out of 6 for me

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    Victoria
    04/21/2021

    6/6...I raised 3 teenagers, now close to my grandkids; taught 6 graders and retired (at 55) as principal of PreK-8th graders!! I got a lie-detector implant in my brain!!! Just sayin’...

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    jimK
    04/19/2021

    4 out of 6. However, I would never even think to check for a deep fake unless the subject said or did or represented something that seemed clearly wrong or out of character. Deep fakes are getting better and better and they add a lot of ‘deep fake’ credibility to intentional disinformation campaigns. This is dangerous stuff and worthy of some form of deep fake monitoring service - particularly with the mid term election rush coming. … … … Anybody else think that Tucker Carlson is a rather poor deep fake rendering of an actual weasel?

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    burrkitty
    04/19/2021

    6/6 but frankly, those weren’t that hard. But really don’t trust the crap you see on the internet, especially social media. #deleteFacebook

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    Matt
    04/20/2021

    If you don't know that this site is one big one, then you don't know. :)

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    theyarddawg
    04/20/2021

    5/6

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    COLLEEN
    04/20/2021

    5/6. Missed the Jennifer Lawrence one.

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    Richard
    04/20/2021

    Interesting and educational. I got 5 of 6 correct. I missed the last one since I was clueless on the question and answer. Most of the dubbed videos are very obvious. The scary part if that many do not read thoroughly, know history and accept whatever they see on social media without verifying the source. That is a formula for destruction of the Republic.

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    LindsayAdored
    04/20/2021

    6/6 for me. The most disturbing videos made though are the deepfakes of famous women's faces on porn actresses/cam girls. I can't imagine watching my face on someone else's body and other people thinking it's really me. It just seems a little out of line somehow. I'm not even sure there would be a way to control that, but it's super scary.

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    Jean
    04/20/2021

    CAUSES ASKS: "How'd you do? [identifying deep fakes]: ME: Got 5 of 6, still some work to do.

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    jimK
    04/20/2021

    Frank-001: How about ‘philosophical’?

  • 58
    Granita
    04/20/2021

    I got 4/6.

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    Brian
    04/20/2021

    I got 5/6, also missed the Reagan one; I thought the mouth on the right looked weird. However, I don't get my news from Facebook or other social media, so I'm really hoping I'm less susceptible to seeing these...at least for now.

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    Brian
    04/20/2021

    I am very concerned about this. Every day on this site I see evidence that many people are poor consumers of information: falling for misinformation, citing biased non-news sites and articles, spouting false equivalencies, and spreading conspiracy theories. It's very troubling that so many in our country cannot use their ability to check sources, identify real facts, and verify what they hear. I hope the tech community acts to protect us from this rising form of disinformation, because it seems Congress sure won't.