AI detection tool for verifying synthetic images, audio, and videos. Identifies AI-generated content and is used for security and identity verification. Trusted by over 200,000 clients globally. Offers free, basic, and custom pricing plans.
Analyzes images to determine if they are AI-generated by providing a likelihood score and visual reports.
Detects AI-generated audio by analyzing sound files and providing a likelihood percentage of AI generation.
Evaluates videos to ascertain whether they have been generated by AI, giving results similar to image and audio detection.
Verifies identities using AI detection to ensure authenticity, supporting the verification process in various industries.
Analyzes images and determines the likelihood that they are AI-generated, providing a confidence percentage. In this case, it showed that images supposedly endorsing Donald Trump by Taylor Swift are likely AI-generated with 99% confidence.
The AI technology analyzes images to determine whether the content is real or AI-generated. It uses metrics such as shading irregularities, pixel inconsistencies, and known AI patterns to provide a likelihood of authenticity.
Displays a score indicating the probability of content being generated by AI. A higher score suggests the image is more likely human-made, while a lower one indicates AI-generated content.
Generates a report that breaks down the elements of the image, such as the percentage of detected shading errors and pixel inconsistencies, to explain the AI's determination of authenticity.
Detects AI-generated profile images to differentiate them from real images, enhancing trust and safety in online dating.
Evaluates the quality of profile images to ensure they are authentic and suitable for creating genuine connections.
This feature allows users to upload images to determine if they were created by AI or captured by a camera. It works by analyzing the image's properties and metadata to decipher its origin.
Provides users with examples of AI-generated and real photography images to illustrate differences and help users understand the distinctions.
Provides articles and blog posts about AI photography, including insights on how to identify AI-generated photos and the impact of AI on photography.
Uses artificial intelligence to automatically detect fraudulent insurance claims by analyzing patterns and inconsistencies.
Processes large volumes of claim-related data and images to identify anomalies and potential fraud.
Sends instant notifications to insurance companies about suspicious claims, enabling prompt investigation.
Seamlessly integrates with an insurer's current systems and databases for holistic analysis.
Allows customization of AI algorithms to fit specific industry or company requirements, enhancing fraud detection.
Both frameworks emphasize the need for regulatory compliance, necessitating businesses to adjust operations to meet new standards.
The USA focuses on risk management and ethical AI use, while the EU emphasizes broad accountability and transparency.
Both frameworks include specific approaches to prevent harmful AI deployments, with the EU focusing on broad application areas and the USA concentrating on specific risks.
The EU seeks alignment with international standards, whereas the USA has specific mechanisms tailored to domestic conditions.
Transparency is a central theme, with both regions requiring detailed disclosures about AI use.