TRUST YOUR EYES?Looks real
Looks real
Look again
Two photos. One real moment.
Your first impression gets a second chance.
2–12 friendsNo downloads
REAL OR AI?
CAN THE DETAILS GIVE IT AWAY?01 / 05
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Bring your people.
Start a room and share its code. Everyone plays on their own device.
02
Pick the real photo.
Look closely, compare the pair, and choose your answer. Correct picks earn 100 points.
03
Meet the reveal.
Discover the answer, grab a quick media-literacy tip, and see who comes out on top.
Learn more about AI & tech policy ＋
Sources for the game’s AI and policy tips. Platform rules and legal requirements are different; policies can change.
ElevenLabs · Prohibited Use Policy ↗Section 9: Lawful Use and the Rights of Others. Prohibits intellectual-property infringement. Updated October 9, 2026.ElevenLabs · Terms of Service (non-EEA) ↗Section 4(g): Necessary Rights; section 8: Third-Party Services and Content. Updated October 9, 2026.OpenAI · Image Generation Guide ↗Content Moderation and Handling Blocked Requests: prompts and generated images are filtered; generated output can be blocked. Source for round two’s “Did you know?” callout.TikTok · Misleading and False Content ↗Edited media and AI-generated content (AIGC): fully AI-generated content and significant AI edits in ads require an AIGC label or a clear disclosure. Undisclosed AI-generated ads can be rejected or restricted. Source for round three’s advertising tip.Meta · How AI-generated images in ads are identified and labeled ↗Official Help Center guidance on identifying and labeling AI images in advertising. Source for round four’s travel-ad discussion.Meta · Privacy Matters: Meta’s Generative AI Features ↗Meta explains that publicly shared Facebook and Instagram posts, including photos and text, were used to train the generative AI models described in the article. Source for round five’s public-photo discussion.YouTube · Our approach to responsible AI innovation ↗Explains requests to remove synthetic depictions of identifiable people, including faces or voices, through a privacy process. Requests are evaluated in context, not automatically granted. Source for round six.Checked October 30, 2026. TikTok’s rule concerns advertising on its platform, not a blanket legal requirement for restaurant menus. The OpenAI source describes OpenAI’s image systems, not the ElevenLabs tools used for this game. The named characters are examples from this game’s photograph, not a prohibited-character list published by ElevenLabs.