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Try it17 October 2026

✦Check the picture before you share it

You do not have to judge a surprising picture in your feed by instinct alone. SynthID Detector can find invisible AI watermarks – but a negative result is not proof of authenticity.

On 7 October, Google opened SynthID Detector to everyone, globally and in English. It looks for a digital watermark: an invisible pattern that some AI tools embed when creating or editing content. Try it with a non-sensitive picture you have permission to upload. Visit https://synthid.com/, sign in and select the…

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$A lone mathematician checks one paper in front of a wave of AI-generated manuscripts. AI-generated illustration.$

Discovery10 October 2026

AI writes maths faster than researchers can check it

OpenAI has published hundreds of AI-generated mathematical manuscripts. The major shift is not only what the model can do, but how much review is now required.

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A magnifying glass reveals a subtle trace in a piece of text. AI-generated illustration.

Perspective3 October 2026

Claude marks text – but the mark is not a verdict

Anthropic embeds invisible, machine-readable marks in text from several Claude models. This can improve transparency, but a detected mark does not prove who wrote the text.

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Try it21 September 2026

✦Follow the source back to the original

An AI answer becomes more useful when you can see where its information comes from. Make a small habit of opening at least one source reference.

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Good to know10 September 2026

△A well-written message can be fake too

AI makes persuasive writing easier. That is useful for many people, but it also means a message’s wording tells us less about its sender.

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