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97,990 published reviewsPresident Donald Trump’s tax law has “tax breaks for billionaires, permanent; tax breaks for everybody else, expire.”
Publisher’s rating: Half True
In einem TikTok-Videosteht ein Reporter mit Mikrophon vor einem typisch roten Briefkasten der britischen Royal Mail. Im Hintergrund flattern Flaggen des Vereinigten Königreichs. Der Reporter fragt eine Passantin, wen sie bei den bevorstehenden Wahlen wählen würde. "Reform", antwortet die Frau. "Ich möchte mich einfach wieder britisch fühlen, nicht wahr?". Ein Nutzer kommentiert weiter unten: "Ich frage mich, wie viel sie ihr dafür bezahlt haben, dass sie das sagt."
Publisher’s rating: Diese Szene hat nie stattgefunden. Das Interview ist komplett gefälscht. Und der Reporter wurde mit Hilfe von Künstlicher Intelligenz (KI) generiert. Unten rechts im Bild gibt es einen versteckten Hinweis darauf. Hinter der Hand mit der britischen Fahne lugt ein schwaches Wasserzeichen mit dem Wort "Veo" hervor. Veo ist das neue Google-Tool für Videoerstellung. Das Acht-Sekunden-Video ist keine Ausnahme. Soziale Netzwerke werden derzeit von KI-generierten Videos geflutet, die das Aussehen und die Markenzeichen echter Nachrichtenbeiträge nachahmen. Sie suggerieren Berichterstattung von vor Ort, blenden Grafiken auf dem Bildschirm ein und verwenden starke Schlagzeilen. Doch oft sind die Inhalte frei erfunden, um Empörung zu provozieren, Meinungen zu manipulieren oder einfach, um Reichweite zu erzielen.
The Trump administration “has defunded not only the National Weather Service but also what’s known as NOAA.”
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False
The video shows journalist Sudhir Chaudhary reporting that from 01 July, all ration card holders will get ₹5,000 under a new scheme launched by the Government of India.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
FACTLY found that the viral video was digitally altered and that the Government of India had not announced a scheme offering ₹5,000 to all ration card holders. The original footage was from Sudhir Chaudhary’s 23 June 2025 DECODE episode about the Israel-Iran conflict, and did not mention such a scheme.
Actress Coney Reyes is endorsing a milk product that helped her recover from Alzheimer's disease.
Publisher’s rating: Fake
The Italian team Inter Milan show solidarity with Palestine before their game!
Publisher’s rating: false
The viral video shows a gorilla gently handing over a baby to a woman .
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
The review says the video is AI-generated, not a real incident, citing unnatural movements and a Hive analysis that found a 99.4% likelihood it was AI-generated. It also reports that the original video was posted by a channel whose description identifies its videos as AI-generated.
(Video) Evelyn Matthei riéndose de videos de la dictadura: #Engañoso
Publisher’s rating: Engañoso
"La canicule de 1976 est la preuve que le réchauffement climatique n'est pas une réalité"
Publisher’s rating: Faux
Green Leaves Juice can cure diabetes.
Publisher’s rating: user's claim is false
பீகார் தேர்தல் பிரச்சாரத்தின் போது ராகுல் படத்தை வைத்து பெண்களுக்கு 5 லட்சம் சானிட்டரி பேட்களை காங்கிரஸ் கட்சி வழங்கவுள்ளது.
Publisher’s rating: misleading
घाना में प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी के स्वागत का वीडियो
Publisher’s rating: भ्रामक
the UK’s King Charles III denouncing U.S. President Donald Trump over the recent conflict in Iran
Publisher’s rating: manipulated
Fact Hunter reports that the viral video combines a short clip of Charles with unrelated footage and audio that appears overdubbed or synthesized. It says Hive Moderation flagged the audio as 99.9 percent likely to be AI-generated and concludes that the video fabricates the statement. [S1]
The Rainmaker Technology Corp.’s cloud seeding caused the July 4 flooding in Texas.
Publisher’s rating: False
A video showing people apprehending and beating a policeman in uniform for making derogatory remarks against Dr B.R. Ambedkar
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
The review identifies the footage as showing two fake policemen apprehended by villagers in Nagla Khanji village, Aligarh, in May 2025. It says the incident had no connection to Dr B.R. Ambedkar, citing the local police and its review of the FIR and police statement.
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