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Guides & research on AI-generated video

Latest31 de agosto de 2026

AI Video Is Now Made Faster Than You Can Watch It

Never-ending AI streams already exist. What they cost to run, and what they change for anyone trying to tell real video from generated.

24 de agosto de 2026

From Will Smith Eating Spaghetti to Now: A Short History of AI Video

In March 2023 the internet laughed at a melting Will Smith devouring pasta. Three years later, AI clips rack up millions of views before anyone thinks to ask. How we got here, fast.

17 de agosto de 2026

How to Spot a Sora Video: OpenAI's Generator and Its Fingerprints

OpenAI retired Sora, but millions of its clips are still circulating — most with the watermark cropped away. Here is how to recognise them now that the app that made them is gone.

10 de agosto de 2026

How to Spot a Veo 3 Video: Telltale Signs of Google's Generator

Veo 3 produces some of the most convincing AI video on the internet — with sound. Here are the artifacts it still leaves behind.

3 de agosto de 2026

How to Verify a Viral Video in 30 Seconds

A three-step routine — source, reverse search, detector — that catches most fake videos before you share them. No tools to install, no expertise needed.

27 de julio de 2026

AI Video Watermarks Explained: SynthID, C2PA and Why They Are Not Enough

Every major generator now marks its output — visibly, invisibly, or in metadata. Here is what each mark means, how to check for them, and why their absence proves nothing.

20 de julio de 2026

How AI Video Detectors Actually Work (No PhD Required)

What happens in the 20 seconds between uploading a video and getting a verdict — embeddings, statistical fingerprints, and why the answer is a probability, not a yes or no.

13 de julio de 2026

How to Spot AI-Generated Video in 2026: 9 Signs to Check

Sora, Veo and Kling can fool almost anyone at first glance. Here are the telltale signs human eyes can still catch — and what to do when your eyes are not enough.