We recognize that no detection solution is 100% accurate. There will be occasional false positives and negatives. That said, our independently verified an internal testing shows we’ve achieved the lowest error rates currently available for addressing deepfake detection.
I’d respectfully suggest that dismissing AI detection entirely might be premature, especially without hands-on evaluation. If you’re interested, I’d be happy to arrange a test environment where you could evaluate our solution’s performance firsthand and see how it might fit your specific use case.
Okay, so I generate an image, open Instagram, take a picture of the generated image on a hi-res screen, and hit upload. Instagram dutifully signs it and shows it to the public with that signature. What does this buy us?
so, tie content to domains. A domain vouches for content works like that content having been a webpage or email from said domain. Signed hash in metadata is backwards compatible and its easy to make browsers etc display warnings on unsigned content, content from new domains, blacklisted domains, etc.
benefit here is while we'll have more false negatives, unlike something like this tool, it does not cause real harm on false positives, which will be numerous if it wants to be better tham simply making someome accountable for media.
AI detection cannot work, will not work, and will cause more harm than it prevents. stuff like this is irresponsible and dangerous.