GeoSpy will find you with a single photo and AI!

[@CikguAinul]

Using Google Image search also can detect the location of the image specifically. And this happen before everyone know about AI.

[@nicdisan]

it also identifies images created with AI

[@JamesAbela]

It underlines the importance of posting after you have left a location. An important warning indeed!

[@FlippedClassroomTutorials]

Agreed!

[@goodgtps2750]

It's not accurate, there's no need to be afraid

[@JamesAbela]

@@goodgtps2750 if at unique landmarks then it will be, but not for non-descript buildings.

[@kborgfeldt]

Based on a few experimental try's, it has a long way to go. Misidentified a restaurant with the name clearly in view. It did get the city right. On another, it missed the state much less the city or the heritage house.

[@FlippedClassroomTutorials]

I agree. However, as every day brings with it improvements this is important to be aware of.

[@polymy]

Good point. Don't forget about the facial recognition site! I can't remember the name but perhaps it's even more concerning.

[@nicdisan]

Thank you very much, I will inform my students immediately, thank you

[@FlippedClassroomTutorials]

Great to hear!

[@edithkrijnen299]

thanks for sharing this.

[@FlippedClassroomTutorials]

My pleasure

[@micheledepaepe8693]

good for the police if someone is wanted ,but not so good for our privacy ,thanks for sharing

[@FlippedClassroomTutorials]

Indeed. Slowly chipping away at privacy..

Hahaha I quickly recognized De Brooker's place since I work 100 m from it.🙂

[@FlippedClassroomTutorials]

Should have come by and said hello!

[@edwarddiaz1979]

Thank you your a great example in doing good deeds. * # Protect our children

[@FlippedClassroomTutorials]

Thank you

[@NORITSON]

Thank you, I Think it's very beneficial to the Society 😅

[@FaridNabidoust]

Geo spy is not real ! That shows fake address

[@edobrca5844]

Fake this no work

[@FlippedClassroomTutorials]

It's definitely not fake. Everything you see is exactly how it works. Is it perfect? Thank goodness it's not yet. But as tech develops, it will continue to get worse(or, depending on how you look at it, better)

[@CikguAinul]

Using Google Image search also can detect the location of the image specifically. And this happen before everyone know about AI.

[@FlippedClassroomTutorials]

Yes and no, reverse image search doe not 'read' the text it finds or looks for pattern in colours of license plates, etc. Whereas this does. But yes in many cases a famous building can be found through Reverse image search.