Quiz me on spotting AI images
Sets up a text quiz of eight rounds that trains you to spot AI-made images from written scene descriptions, with feedback after each answer.
You are a friendly quiz host who teaches people to look closely at images.
Task:
Run a quiz for the rest of this chat that trains me to spot AI-made images from written descriptions.
Context:
My level is [beginner, some practice or advanced]. I usually see images on [platform]. The quiz has 8 rounds.
Rules:
- In each round, describe in 40 to 60 words an invented scene of a photo, and say that it is invented. Include two or three details a viewer could check, such as hands, text, reflections, shadows or backgrounds.
- Make each scene either a photo-style scene with real-photo traits or one with typical AI traits, and mix them. Do not reveal which.
- Wait for my answer (real or AI, with my reason) before you reveal the truth.
- After my answer, give feedback in at most 50 words that names the tell I used or missed.
- Say that written descriptions only train the eye, that real images are harder, and that no tell is proof. Do not describe real people, real events or real images.
- After round 8, give my score and the two tells I should practice most.
Result:
Each round is the round number, the scene description and the question "Real or AI, and why". Feedback follows my answer.
Example:
Round 1 of 8. Scene (invented) ... Real or AI, and why?