Deep Learning-Based Detection of Fake Images and Video

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Sindhu M V; Thrupthi H R; Varsha U Nagesh; Sushmitha H K; Shashidhara H V

Deep Learning-Based Detection of Fake Images and Video

Authors: Sindhu M V, Thrupthi H R, Varsha U Nagesh, Sushmitha H K, Shashidhara H V

Unique Paper ID: 180376
Volume: 12
Issue: 1
PageNo: 1481-1488

Keywords: Synthetic Content Authentication Convolutional Networks Memory Networks Generative Models Digital Forensics Content Manipulation Analysis

Abstract:
The sophistication of artificially generated visual content has created unprecedented challenges for content authenticity verification in contemporary digital environments. Advanced computational models now produce synthetic imagery and video sequences with exceptional fidelity, creating substantial risks to information credibility across news media, political communication, and digital platforms. Conventional verification methodologies demonstrate limited effectiveness when confronting the nuanced characteristics of modern synthetic content generation. Contemporary developments in computational intelligence and neural network architectures have facilitated the creation of more robust and scalable authentication systems. This study introduces a hybrid identification framework that integrates spatial pattern recognition through convolutional architectures with sequential anomaly detection via memory-enhanced networks for video content analysis. The proposed system undergoes comprehensive training using multiple established benchmark collections including facial manipulation datasets, achieving superior performance in differentiating genuine content from artificially generated materials. This investigation highlights the importance of merging localized feature analysis with temporal consistency evaluation to advance synthetic content identification and strengthen digital information integrity.

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ISSN: 2349-6002
Volume: 12
Issue: 1
PageNo: 1481-1488

Deep Learning-Based Detection of Fake Images and Video

Available:https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=180376

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