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Spot fakes before they fool you


Deepfakes are everywhere. From fake celebrity videos to AI-generated news clips that look completely real. On the isFake.ai podcast, we break down how to detect AI-generated content across text, images, audio, and video, so you can trust what you're seeing online. Whether you're a teacher checking student essays, a journalist verifying sources, or just someone who wants to stop falling for viral fakes, we've got you covered.

New episodes drop weekly with practical tips and the latest in detection tech. Ready to verify that suspicious video? Try our isFake.ai AI video detector and join the conversation.

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    • BBC AI Content Analysis (2012–2025): 13 Years of News Articles Tested with isFake.ai AI Text Detector – The GPT-3 Breakpoint and Post-2020 Convergence

      BBC AI Content Analysis (2012–2025): 13 Years of News Articles Tested with isFake.ai AI Text Detector – The GPT-3 Breakpoint and Post-2020 Convergence
      Nov 25 2025

      AI is not just the future, it is already reshaping how news gets written, edited, and delivered. As a media giant, the BBC provides a crucial example for examining this significant shift in AI in journalism.


      In this episode, we explore 13 years of BBC AI content, spanning 2012 to 2025, using the isFake.ai AI detection platform to analyze trends and create a comprehensive database of AI generated news detection patterns. Our research tracked AI probability scores, publication dates, and article lengths.

      The analysis revealed a dramatic shift corresponding directly with the release of major language models like GPT-3. The 2020 transition year marks a clear breakpoint where AI detection scores jumped sharply.

      We also examine the critical article length correlation. Our findings show a statistically significant negative correlation: Longer articles usually have lower AI probability scores, suggesting that complex investigations and in-depth reports still rely heavily on human expertise. Conversely, shorter pieces are often flagged as AI, reflecting AI's utility for quick updates and summaries. The analysis also tracks the evolution of diverse AI model signatures over time.

      Disclaimer: This episode was generated by AI.
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