Today, Deepfakes are so sophisticated that using our ears and eyes, we cannot differentiate between what’s real and what’s fake.
Deepfake detection uses advanced AI to identify manipulated audio recordings and images created by synthetic media tools. Whether it’s a cloned voice or a deepfake image, our technology analyzes subtle anomalies to expose AI-generated deep fakes
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Our Deepfake Detector has proven to be the market leader by demonstrating its effectiveness across numerous individuals, companies and featured on popular USA news websites, successfully identifying deepfakes that could potentially lead to significant financial losses.
Explore MoreOur detector achieves the highest accuracy in the market for identifying the probability of whether an audio or video was generated by an AI voice or by a human voice from different voice clone models. It is not limited to a specific voice cloning platform.
Read MoreBad people are trying to add background noise to bypass other detectors. We have an integrated feature called "AI Noise Remover" that removes the noise from the audio to provide you with the best results.
Read MoreOur API is easy to integrate into your business system; simply call our API to obtain the results.
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A woman in Hyderabad lost Rs 1.4 lakh (1,688.58 USD) to a scammer using AI to mimic her nephew's voice, claiming he needed money due to an accident. The scam, involving a late-night call and a plea for secrecy, deceived her into transferring funds. Authorities warn that despite the rarity of AI voice scams, the public should verify such urgent financial requests to prevent fraud.
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A finance worker at a multinational firm was tricked into sending $25 million due to a deepfake video call with fraudsters posing as the CFO and colleagues. The scam, uncovered after verification with the company's head office, led to six arrests and highlights the risks of deepfake technology in fraud. This incident is among several exploiting deepfakes for criminal purposes, raising global concern over the technology's misuse.
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Jennifer DeStefano received a call claiming her daughter Brianna was kidnapped, demanding a $1 million ransom, which turned out to be a scam involving a voice cloning AI. The terrifying experience, full of threats and ransom negotiations, ended with the relief of discovering Brianna was safe. The incident highlighted the sophisticated nature of modern scams, exploiting AI to clone voices and manipulate families, causing significant distress and confusion.
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