You’re a hawk-eyed genius if you can tell which dog is an AI fake – it’s dangerous if you can’t

DO you think you've got a keen eye for spotting AI? These puzzling pooches may convince you otherwise.

The U.S. Sun has used artificial intelligence software to create stunning photorealistic snaps of dogs.

These loveable creatures don't actually exist – except in the virtual brain of an AI.

We've placed them against real photos of dogs so you can test yourself.

There are eight in total, and the nswers are at the bottom of this page.

If you don't get all of them right, it means you've fallen for increasingly convincing AI photo creators.

That means you might be at risk of being tricked by fake images in the future.

It's more important than ever to be able to spot the signs of a fraudulent image.

Photos can spread rapidly on social media, and convincing fakes are extremely easy to make – and don't cost a penny.

We made the images using the Microsoft Bing AI.

It offers users a free image generator tool that lets anyone create images in seconds.

We recently used it to create eerily realistic photos of pizza.

And we also turned famous cartoon characters into real people using Bing – can you tell who they are?

What are AI photos?

AI image generators create completely new images.