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When shopping online or at markets, fraudsters often use inferior materials to create "replicas" that look identical at first glance [11, 12].

: Not all digital fakes use AI. Some are simply "slowed down" videos (e.g., to make someone appear intoxicated) or "sped up" clips to make movements look more aggressive [23]. ⚖️ What to Do if You Find a Fake If you suspect you've purchased a counterfeit item: When shopping online or at markets, fraudsters often

: When buying fossils or ancient coins, use reverse image search to ensure the seller isn't using stolen photos of legitimate museum pieces [14, 44]. 🤖 Identifying AI and Digital Fakes ⚖️ What to Do if You Find a

: On platforms like Amazon, always check the "sold by" section. Buying directly from a brand's official store is safer than third-party sellers with ratings under 90% [5]. : Deepfakes may fail at representing natural physics,

: Deepfakes may fail at representing natural physics, such as blinking too little/too much or having lip movements that don't quite match the audio [22, 31].

As technology evolves, deepfakes—AI-generated videos or audio—are becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish from reality [31].

: Look for skin that appears too smooth or wrinkly compared to the hair and eyes. Watch for shadows that don't follow natural lighting or glare on glasses that doesn't move correctly [22].