This research introduces a novel approach to deepfake detection using multimodal large language models (MLLMs) to analyze and explain forgery cues in facial images, significantly improving accuracy and robustness in open-world scenarios.
While ChatGPT shows potential for detecting audiovisual deepfakes, achieving performance comparable to humans, it lags behind specialized AI models due to its reliance on traditional analysis techniques and the crucial role of effective prompt engineering.
LipFD, a novel deepfake detection method, leverages the subtle temporal inconsistencies between audio and lip movements in videos to identify forgeries, achieving high accuracy and robustness against various perturbations.
本文提出了一種名為 CrossDF 的深度信息分解(DID)框架,用於解決跨數據集深度偽造檢測的性能下降問題,通過將面部特徵分解為與偽造相關和無關的信息,並利用去相關學習模塊提高模型對不同偽造技術的泛化能力,最終提升了跨數據集深度偽造檢測的性能。
The DID framework improves cross-dataset deepfake detection by separating deepfake-related information from irrelevant information, enhancing the model's robustness against variations and generalization ability to unseen forgery methods.
This research introduces Dynamic Facial Forensic Curriculum (DFFC), a novel training strategy that leverages curriculum learning to improve the performance of deepfake detectors by dynamically adjusting the difficulty of training samples based on their visual quality and model prediction history.
This paper proposes a novel Deepfake detection method that leverages a progressive disentanglement framework to separate identity information from artifact features in fake faces, leading to improved detection accuracy and generalization ability on unseen datasets.
本稿では、音声-映像ディープフェイク検出のための新しいアーキテクチャ検索手法であるGRMC-BMNASを提案する。GRMC-BMNASは、Gumbel-Rao Monte Carloサンプリングを用いて最適なアーキテクチャを効率的に探索することで、既存手法よりもトレーニング効率と汎化性能の両面で優れた性能を実現する。
This research paper introduces GRMC-BMNAS, a novel deepfake detection framework that leverages Gumbel-Rao Monte Carlo sampling to optimize neural network architecture for analyzing audio-visual content, achieving superior accuracy and generalization compared to existing methods.
Super-resolution techniques, while visually enhancing images, can be effectively used as adversarial attacks to fool deepfake detectors, highlighting the need for more robust detection methods.