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Photos, paintings and illustrations by people, next to pictures from the latest image generators.
Free game · Images · Video · Music
AI images, videos and songs are everywhere, and they keep getting harder to spot. Human or AI? is a quick game that trains your eye and ear: guess, see the answer, and learn what gave it away.
One question, three lives, and a lesson in every round.
You get an image, a short video or a piece of music. Zoom in on images, replay videos, scrub through songs.
Make your call. Right answers build a combo multiplier, and three mistakes end the run.
Every answer comes with a tip on what gives AI away, so you get better the more you play.
Play everything mixed, or pick only what you want to practise.
Photos, paintings and illustrations by people, next to pictures from the latest image generators.
Real footage against AI-generated clips. Watch how things move: that is where AI slips.
Tracks by human producers against AI-generated songs. Titles and covers stay hidden until you answer.
Five images from the game. No sign-up, nothing to install.
Press start to load the first image.
Round 0 of 5
The same clues the game teaches, in one place.
Fake photos travel faster than corrections, AI songs fill playlists, and artists see their work mistaken for machine output. Being able to tell the difference is quickly becoming an everyday skill.
Human or AI? turns that skill into a habit. A few minutes a day and you start noticing the details you used to scroll past, and you appreciate human craft more for it.

A free mobile game. Each round shows an image, a video or a piece of music, and you decide whether it was made by a person or generated by AI. After every answer you get a short tip explaining what to look or listen for.
Check hands, teeth and ears for fused or extra parts, zoom in on text and signs, look for waxy skin, mismatched pairs such as earrings or glasses, and backgrounds where objects melt into each other. The game gives you plenty of practice.
Watch objects while they move. AI video makes shapes morph, flicker or merge: fingers change count, feet slide on the ground, background details appear and vanish, and liquids or smoke ignore physics.
Listen for a metallic shimmer on the vocals, watery hi-hats and cymbals, and instruments that blur together. AI lyrics are often generic and endings tend to drift.
Yes. The game is free to download and play. It is supported by ads, and you can watch a short ad to continue a run.
Human-made items come from photographers, artists and musicians who share their work under free licences; credits are shown after each answer. AI items come from public galleries of image, video and music generators. Dead links are removed automatically and new items are reviewed before they are added.
On Google Play for Android phones and tablets.
Write to developerinu@gmail.com.
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