Dan Evon

Generative AI can now reproduce human brushwork, watercolor textures and even anatomical quirks, making digital forgeries difficult to distinguish from genuine fine art. As part of a News Literacy Project segment, Dan Evon outlines practical ways viewers can evaluate suspected AI-generated imagery, as concern grows over fakes flooding galleries, marketplaces and social media feeds.

Generative AI can now imitate human brushwork, watercolor textures and anatomical quirks, making digital fakes hard to tell apart from genuine fine art. The News Literacy Project, with host Dan Evon, has released a guide outlining practical ways to evaluate suspected imagery, as concern grows over the spread of convincing AI-generated artworks online.