Deepfakes in June 2025
All our fact checks related to AI generated or AI manipulated audio, images and videos.
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- Fact Check: AI Image Does NOT Show Tel Aviv Under Air Attack By Iran -- Wrong Skyline And Light Streaks Resemble Meteors, Not Missiles
- Fact Check: Image Of 'Mosad' Headquarters Does NOT Show Real Office Of Israel's Spy Agency -- Spelling Error Gives It Away
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Fact Check: German Ministry Of Health Website Does NOT Tell Immigrant Men Most German Men Will Be Happy To Have Gay Sex With Immigrants
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Fact Check: Jimmy Kimmel Did NOT Make 'Expectant Widow' Joke About Melania Trump After WHCD Attempted Shooting
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Fact Check: FAKE Video Of Horse Protecting Owner After Earthquake In Japan Is AI-Generated
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Fact Check: Pete Hegseth Did NOT Falsely Present Quote From 'Pulp Fiction' As Real Bible Verse
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Fact Check: Posts Saying White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooting Suspect Cole Allen Was A Driver For Dozens Of Celebrities Are Not Real -- AI Spam From Vietnam
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Fact Check: Made-Up Story About Eleanor Whitmore 'Given to the Strongest Slave' Josiah Freeman in 1856 Virginia Is Clickbait
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Fact Check: Clipped Video Shows Ilhan Omar Saying "World War Eleven" But Cuts Off Her Correction
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