With the rise of A.I. generated content, there has been a flood of content made by AI, and it has been growing increasingly more difficult to discern what has and has not been generated by AI. A lot of our family members we know will constantly share and ask if the content they’re seeing is real or not, and we decided to make a program that will detect and tag AI images in a simple and unintrusive way. We decided to make a Chrome extension using JavaScript, HTML, and a website based on React using JavaScript, CSS, and TypeScript. By developing this project, we both learned a lot about AI, how a website stores certain data, being able to pull certain data from the DOM, and creating a Google extension. When we started developing our project, the most difficult problems we faced were pulling images from the DOM and filtering them out based on whether it was a PFP, emojis, etc, targeting certain changes in the C+DOM so it wouldn’t over trigger, and not scanning images twice.
REAL.
No longer will you have to worry about whether the image you’re seeing is generated or not. Be able to trust what you're seeing again, and know what’s “REAL.”
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