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How can you tell if an image you’re looking at is the real deal? This video introduces OpenAI Verify, a research-preview tool that can help identify whether an image carries signals associated with OpenAI-generated content. It explains how to upload an image, read the result, and understand the limits. What you’ll need: - Access to OpenAI Verify - One image to check What you’ll learn: - What OpenAI Verify is designed to check - How provenance signals like SynthID and C2PA can help - Why “no signal found” does not prove an image is real - What reporting steps still matter after using a verification tool Who this video is for: Journalists, editors, producers, newsroom leaders, and educators who want practical ways to use AI in daily newsroom work. No technical background is required. Key takeaway: OpenAI Verify can add one helpful signal to an image check, but the final verification still comes from reporting. Built by OpenAI: Created by OpenAI Academy to help news professionals use AI confidently while keeping editorial judgment, sourcing, and verification at the center.