It's hard to tell what's real on the internet anymore. The rise of readily available AI-generated content tools has inundated the web with artificial material, from AI-written quizzes and news websites to deepfake ads and manipulated images. Detecting AI-generated content is challenging due to the rapid progress of AI technology, which makes it difficult for untrained eyes to distinguish between real and synthetic content. Building effective detection systems that can keep up with AI's advancements is a challenge stumped researchers for years. The absence of reliable tools leaves room for false positives, and experts fear AI-generated content could be weaponized to spread misinformation at scale. Currently, available tools like Hugging Face, OpenAI's AI Text Classifier, and GPTZero can detect AI-generated text and media with reasonable accuracy, but their efficacy will always remain an ever-shifting goalpost as tech companies improve their AI architectures.