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Contact PR TeamThose Soldiers Flooding Your Feeds? They Might Not Be Real.
One account on Facebook posted numerous videos of a young woman dressed in Army combat camouflage, identifying her as a Vietnamese American soldier, according to TruthScan, a company that tracks the use of A.I. in videos. The comments section includes a link to an account on OnlyFans, the platform known for adult sexual entertainment.
TruthScan Review: Enterprise Deepfake Detection, Tested
TruthScan sits in that second layer, and it sits there well. Its API is built for scale, which is what you want when detection runs on every unsigned upload rather than a handful of spot checks. For a newsroom triaging inbound footage or a platform screening user uploads, that throughput is the difference between a usable tool and a demo.
Deepfake food fraud threatens global brands
Los Angeles-based TruthScan, a fraud-detection company specialising in digital commerce, has reported growing use of AI-generated imagery in refund disputes, where manipulated photos are allegedly being used to support claims for products that were never damaged.
3 Ways To Avoid Being Fooled By Deepfakes
Forbes Tech Council outlines three practical strategies for identifying and protecting yourself from deepfake fraud, emphasizing that in the modern world, deepfakes should be treated as a primary vector of fraud.
ZeroGPT Expands Beyond AI Text Detection with Broader Content Verification Suite
MEXC News covers ZeroGPT's partnership with TruthScan to bring AI image detection to the ZeroGPT platform, alongside a major upgrade to its DeepAnalyse detection engine and an expanded suite of content verification tools.
Survey shows growing frustration with AI content on social media
A recent survey by CNET highlights growing concerns over AI-generated content on social media.
New TruthScan app helps you spot deepfake content online
TruthScan's main features include an AI image detector, as well as an AI video detector. The platform also features an AI audio and text detector.
As Deepfake Content Increases, Companies Fight Back
Grit Daily profiles the companies fighting deepfakes, including TruthScan by Undetectable AI. With deepfakes multiplying 16-fold in two years, TruthScan is highlighted as a bootstrapped platform analyzing images, audio, and video for signs of AI generation.
Does image show White House correspondents' dinner shooting suspect wearing IDF sweatshirt? What we know
Snopes examined an image said to show the White House correspondents' dinner shooting suspect wearing an IDF sweatshirt, noting that many people shared it as evidence of a military connection even though the image's authenticity was in question.
AI or not? How to tell if that reel is real
Whether it's animals caught jumping on trampolines, or buses slamming into cars on the highway, your social media feed is designed to keep you engaged. WSPA 7NEWS explores how to determine if the viral reels you see online are real or generated by artificial intelligence, and how tools like TruthScan can help verify the authenticity of content circulating on social media.
AI-Generated Photo Falsely Shows Dhurandhar 2 Cast At Ayodhya Ram Temple
A viral photo claiming Sanjay Dutt, Ranveer Singh and other Dhurandhar 2 cast at Ayodhya Ram Temple is AI-generated and not real.
AI art is poor quality, 'tells no story,' say graphic designer
An investigation by King's College journalism students found that six out of 10 Halifax businesses had promotional materials flagged as likely AI-generated after being analyzed by the five most accurate detectors out of 20 tested, including TruthScan, Hive Moderation, and Winston AI. The highest-flagged material scored a 97.6% probability of being AI-generated. Local designers and AI ethics experts raised concerns about the growing use of generative AI in creative work, citing environmental costs, job displacement, and a noticeable drop in design quality.