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That website is vibecoded slop, it's also using AI detection to determine if things are AI or not.
Images that are clearly AI get weird explanations that have nothing to do with the image, like I got an AI image of an owl sitting in a hole in a plaster wall, and it said it was AI because the snow was too uniform? There was no snow. Absolute slop.
After your description I'm not clicking the link, but it sounds like using that website is failing a bigger picture fake or real test.
I used it the site is garbage but the image test does actually do the job. Like as long as you ignore the weird comments about "why" the photos are labeled correctly. But despite the thing saying there are 700+ photos I kept getting repeats in the same quiz.