OpenAI has created a dipface detector that recognizes DALL-E 3 generated images with 98% accuracy

The developer company of ChatGPT and DALL-E has created an image recognition tool generated by artificial intelligence.

Currently, the classifier only works with results generated by its own image generator OpenAI DALL-E 3 - but with high accuracy.

During internal testing, the tool correctly identified "artificial" images in 98% of cases. It is reported that the classifier can also detect common modifications with minimal impact, such as compression, cropping, and changes in saturation.

Starting today, OpenAI is accepting applications for access to the classifier for the first group of testers, including research labs and science-oriented non-profit journalistic organizations, as part of the Researcher Access Program.

OpenAI also plans to add watermarks to denote digital content (photos or audio) that are "impossible to remove," and will join the industry group C2PA, which already includes Google, Microsoft, and Adobe.

Against the backdrop of elections in the US and worldwide abuse of artificial intelligence tools is growing - in April alone, fake videos of two Bollywood actors criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi went viral on the internet.