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Ars Technica

Why deepfake detection isn't as simple as OpenAI's true-false binary

Tech companies are rolling out tools to detect AI-generated content but face challenges in combating deepfakes for major global elections.

Observant humans remain the best at detecting flaws in deepfakes, highlighting the limitations of current AI detection tools.

OpenAI introduced an AI image detection classifier able to detect a high percentage of AI-generated images from their DALL-E 3 model. [ more ]

Cult of Mac

3 weeks ago

Artificial intelligence

10 best undetectable AI tools for bypassing AI detection with ease

Undetectable AI writing tools can help users avoid AI-related penalties by making AI content unrecognizable to AI detectors. [ more ]

www.npr.org

1 month ago

Artificial intelligence

The government announced winners of a contest to tell real voices from deepfake audio

Federal Trade Commission awards prizes to organizations for developing technologies to detect audio deepfakes.

Organizations are using innovative methods, such as sensors and data injection, to distinguish between authentic human speech and AI-generated audio. [ more ]

Theregister

1 month ago

Data science

Singapore improves the AI it uses to detect smokers

AI system Balefire in Singapore detects smokers in prohibited areas efficiently.

Challenges faced in detecting smokers include small size of cigarettes and potential false identifications. [ more ]

The Verge

2 months ago

Digital life

How to keep your smart cam footage safe and private

Companies in the network security camera industry have faced trust and privacy issues, leading to concerns about data security and user privacy.

Some network security camera companies raise prices for subscriptions and remove features, in addition to facing security vulnerabilities and encryption concerns. [ more ]

Exchangewire

3 months ago

Marketing

93% of 18-24 Year Olds Engage with Sport on Socials; X Strikes Deal with WWE; Google Joins Meta's Efforts to Detect AI Content - ExchangeWire.com

Over 90% of 18-24 year olds engage with sport on social media at least weekly

X strikes a deal with WWE to launch WWE Speed, a new weekly video series exclusive to the platform [ more ]