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EEG and Eye-Tracking Evidence That AI Disclosure Shapes Face Evaluation
AI-generated faces can be difficult to distinguish from real ones, leaving viewers to rely on source labels when judging an image. Yet prior work has made it difficult to separate the effects of what an image actually is from what viewers are told it is. We validated faces as AI-generated or human i
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