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Detecting Deepfake Video Calls Through Monitor Illumination
Detecting Deepfake Video Calls Through Monitor Illumination.
A new collaboration between a researcher from the United States’ National Security Agency (NSA) and the University of California at Berkeley offers a novel method for detecting deepfake content in a live video context – by observing the effect of monitor lighting on the appearance of the person at the other end of the video […]
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