TTG.photos

The key is the Trust Test Guarantee.


What if the public

(and not Big Tech)

could keep tabs on AI images?

  • What is TTG?

    TTG is a 3-letter label for photographs. It tells viewers when a photo depicts only “what the camera saw,” with no AI-generated content added.

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

  • Why is there TTG?

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

    TTG’s formula is simple: Label images that are free of AI and let the public assume whatever they want about unlabeled images.

  • How does TTG work?

    It’s about empowering the public: Rather than telling the public whom to trust, TTG lets viewers decide for themselves which sources of images they can trust.

    In any context, each use of the TTG label — apt or not — helps viewers judge the trustworthiness of that context (for example, “That is a place where I would not trust the TTG label”). More on how TTG works


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“No one can stop the flood of AI-generated images.

“But TTG was created
to help the public find
‘islands of trust’
in the sea of AI slop.”

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