Every Technique Has a Counter

A cross-browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. It reads the explicit AI labels the platforms ship — YouTube’s “How this was made,” X’s “Made with AI,” Instagram and Facebook’s AI-content pills, TikTok’s synthetic-media notices — and flags the sites whose output is AI by definition. Where the label is absent, as on X where disclosure is voluntary, it runs a fully local neural analysis on post images: a frozen ONNX backbone scores AI-versus-camera, and the verdict never leaves your device. Flagged images take a red AI watermark. The eye in the toolbar turns red.

A Chrome and Firefox extension for marketplace listings — eBay, Amazon, and anywhere else a physical release gets sold. It parses the listing you already have open: title, format, edition, disc count, price, seller. Then it runs the stack the bootleggers hate: a rules engine against a reference database of real releases. A title that was never released on the claimed format. A disc count that matches no edition. A per-disc price no repress would accept. A seller with no history. No single check is proof; the verdict is a stack of warning signs — Likely Genuine, Needs Checking, or Likely Fake — with each sign named and explained, plus a physical verification checklist for the disc in your hands.