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Over 40,000 apply for AI content and anti-fake contests at IFY 2026

The First Neurocontent Cup and the Anti-Fake Championship tested participants’ ability to create content using artificial intelligence and identify fabricated or manipulated digital material.“Participants in the First Neurocontent Cup created meaningful and constructive content, while finalists in the Anti-Fake Championship fact-checked information, recognised manipulation and separated facts from fiction,” he said.
While contestants in the Neurocontent Cup worked in teams to produce AI-generated videos within a limited period, participants in the Anti-Fake Championship individually examined news reports, social media posts, photographs and videos to determine their authenticity.
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