The key to avoiding

AI deception?


TTG.photos

It’s all about the Trust Test Guarantee.

  • What is TTG?

    TTG is a 3-letter label for photos that depict only “what the camera saw.”

    Adding any AI-generated content disqualifies a photo from TTG.

  • Why is there TTG?

    Because people worry that realistic-looking AI images will take over and leave the public no way of knowing what is “real” and what is “fake.”

    The deluge of AI-generated imaging is one of the greatest threats of our time; TTG is the only effective counter to that threat.

  • How does TTG work?

    Since the only effective counter to the AI deluge is finding trustworthy sources of images, that’s the endpoint:

    • Anyone can freely use the 3-letter TTG label to claim that their photo meets a universal standard (including being free of AI). Billions of new photos made every day meet that standard.

    • Then, when viewers see a “TTG” with the photographer’s name — in any context — they evaluate both the image and the image source (for example, “That is a place where I would not trust the TTG label”).

    TTG is built on two of the most powerful forces in society


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“TTG is the last best hope for anyone
worried that AI will make it impossible
to know who can be trusted.”

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Take me to ttg.video instead

 

 

 

Don’t some of the
most-trusted newspapers
publish AI-generated content?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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