Generated faces, too-perfect landscapes and videos made in seconds are turning up everywhere online, and it is getting harder to tell what is real. PEE.CHAT takes a clear position: AI-generated photos and videos are blocked at upload. What reaches the feed comes from a real camera held by a real person, not from a prompt. That rule sets the tone for the whole site. The feed is made of real creators and real members, and the live side of PEE.CHAT, from public rooms to Battle Camera and Talk to Stranger, runs on real cameras in real time. You can browse the feed for free and without an account, in your browser on a computer, iPhone or Android. Here is how the anti-AI rule works, why it matters and what it changes for you.

How the anti-AI rule works

Every photo and video is checked when it is uploaded. If it is detected as generated by AI, the upload is blocked and the post never appears in the feed. The rule is the same for every account, from a brand-new member to a creator who posts every day.

What belongs in the feed: photos you took, videos you filmed, a moment from your day, your work, your training session, your street, your stage. What does not: images created from a text prompt, AI-made videos and synthetic faces presented as real people.

The idea is simple. When you scroll, you should be looking at the world as someone actually saw it.

Why real content makes a better feed

When you know a picture is real, it means something. The sunset was actually seen, the skateboard trick actually landed, the dish actually cooked. Your likes, comments and tips go to a person who made something, not to a machine that produced it in a few seconds.

For creators, the rule protects the value of real work. A photographer, a dancer or a street musician does not have to compete with an endless stream of generated images designed to grab attention.

For everyone else, it is a social network built around people, with real faces and real lives. Conversations are easier to trust when you know the pictures behind them are genuine.

Real faces live, not only in posts

The feed is only one part of PEE.CHAT. The site is first of all a free live video chat platform, and live video shows people as they are. In public rooms, members talk on camera and in the room chat. In Battle Camera, two cameras face off in timed rounds while the audience picks a side and votes for free. With Talk to Stranger, you meet someone face to face in one click, without an account.

Anyone can watch rooms and browse the feed without signing up. To take part, whether that means chatting, posting, going live or sending tips, a free account is enough, in any of the 11 languages of the site.

Spot something fake? Report it

No automatic check can promise to catch everything, so members have tools of their own. If a post looks generated or misleading, report it so that moderation can review it. You can also block the account, and you will no longer see its posts.

Protect your own profile too. Turn on two-factor authentication (2FA): it makes it much harder for anyone else to log in and post in your name. A network of real content only works if every profile stays in the hands of the person behind it.

Reporting, blocking and 2FA are part of every free account, and using them takes only a few seconds.