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The process by which law enforcement verifies whether images or videos were AI-generated or altered, including technical forensic analysis, AI-detection tools, and human review.
A nagging suspicion that a video is is a valid starting point because modern generative models still leave detectable patterns — but those signs can be subtle, and detection is increasingly arms‑race ...
whether images or videos were or altered through a layered approach: technical forensic analysis (metadata, camera-device fingerprints, and pixel-level artifacts), specialized AI-detection tools and c...
Moderation systems use a mix of pixel-level forensics, model-based classifiers, metadata/provenance checks, and human-in-the-loop review to try to tell of people from photos of real people, but each l...
from a labor-intensive craft into a data-driven, assisted workflow: algorithms can index and search footage, detect faces and objects, enhance low-quality frames, and even estimate vehicle speed—reduc...