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@article{194842,
author = {Dr V. Saipriya and P.K.S.R. Rahul Varma and M. Bhanu and P. Bhavita Naga Devi and V. Tanusha},
title = {Real-Time Regulation of Inappropriate and Defamatory AI-Generated Videos Using Multimodal Deepfake Analysis},
journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
year = {2026},
volume = {12},
number = {10},
pages = {8087-8094},
issn = {2349-6002},
url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=194842},
abstract = {Social media platforms increasingly face threats from inappropriate and defamatory AI-generated videos, leading to reputational damage, legal risks, and compromised user safety. This paper presents a secure and scalable AI-based system for real-time detection of harmful AI-generated video content. Developed using a multimodal deepfake analysis model combining visual, audio, and metadata features, the system supports intent-aware classification and pre-upload filtering of flagged content. Designed for platform-level deployment, the model enables content screening with high accuracy, minimal latency, and low false positive rates. The proposed approach addresses limitations of manual or post-upload moderation by enabling proactive detection, reducing harmful content visibility, and supporting ethical governance. Key innovations include transformer-based fusion, contextual intent classification, and deployment-ready architecture for integration into existing platform workflows. Evaluated through simulated upload pipelines and benchmark datasets, the system demonstrates strong reliability and practical feasibility for content governance in high-traffic digital environments. This work contributes a modular and ethical AI framework for securing online media platforms against malicious AI-generated video content.},
keywords = {Deepfake Detection, AI-Generated Video, Real-Time Content Regulation, Multimodal Analysis, Transformer Models, Ethical AI, Video Upload Screening, Intent Classification, Platform Integration, Social Media Safety},
month = {March},
}
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