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TYCOV: A Year-Long Open Behavioral Study on Human Ability to Detect AI-Generated Images

2025-08-31

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<p>Generative image models have rapidly improved, producing visuals that arefrequently indistinguishable from real photographs. We present TYCOV (TestYour Cognitive Vision), an open-source web application and reproducible ex-perimental pipeline to measure human ability to detect AI-generated images. Ina 55-week public deployment, 60,123 trial-level responses were collected from1,217 unique participants who complet...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/gf239_v1

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