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Catch AI lying

Here you can test yourself: can you tell a real quotation from something a neural network made up? Everything comes from this project — DeepSeek’s fakes about Paris, “lines” Mandelstam never wrote, Bulgakov’s mixed-up addresses, and next to them the real texts and dates.

Read the 10 signs first — then play →

How to install on your phone: open this page in your phone’s browser. On iPhone — “Share” → “Add to Home Screen”; on Android — the browser menu → “Install app”.

How to play. 20 cards: quotations, addresses and dates from the four projects. On each one decide — is it true, or did the neural network make it up? The card shows the answer and the source; at the end you get your result: how many times you believed a fake.

How to play. Ivan Bezdomny’s chase from chapter four of “The Master and Margarita”. At every crossroads there is a line from the novel and a choice of where to turn. Follow the AI’s version and you end up at the Central Telegraph, where Ivan never was. The goal is to reach the Moskva river.

KremlinMoskva riverGarden RingBoulevard RingPatriarch’sArbatTverskayaPrechistenka

How to play. In front of you is a neural network’s report — the phrases come from this project’s genuine reports. Tap the suspicious places to mark an error; tap again to unmark. Then press “Check”.

AI report · “The Master and Moscow” fact-check

Ivan Bezdomny’s route

The route of the chase: Patriarch’s Ponds → Spiridonovka → Nikitsky Gates → Arbat Square, then the Arbat lanes, Kropotkin Street and Ostozhenka.

The place of the jump into the river is Prechistenskaya Embankment opposite Savvinsky Lane.

Conclusion: the route fully corresponds to historical Moscow. No errors.

Bulgakov’s addresses

The “Bad Apartment” — Bolshaya Sadovaya, 10, apt. 50. Griboyedov House (Prechistenka St.).

Nashchokinsky Lane, 3/5 — his last home, with Elena Shilovskaya (1936–1940). Malaya Nikitskaya, 3 — his address in the years of greatest creative activity.

At the mirrored doors of the Torgsin on the Smolensky market — chapter 28.

Mandelstam’s Moscow

Mandelstam jumped from a hospital window during his exile in Voronezh; Bulgakov witnessed the arrest.

“And the unruly grain trade at Sukharevka” — a poem of 1918. “A woman from Khamovniki, timid” — poems of the 1920s.

“The rings of the boulevards revel in black smallpox” — 1931. “Gingerbread towers” — Mandelstam’s drafts. “By the Lubyanka a street lamp burnt out”.

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