Honor will launch in April its ‘Deepfakes’ detection technology driven by AI

Honor He has announced that his ‘Deepfakes’ detection tool through artificial intelligence (AI), which uses a real -time video analysis and images driven by this technology, will be available worldwide from next April.

It is a function that the technology company presented in June at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) of Shanghai and showed within the framework of the IFA 2024 consumption electronics fair, held in Berlin (Germany) in September, which analyzes subtle inconsistencies Often invisible to the human eye.

Specifically, AI Deepfake Detection, which will arrive in April this year, is capable of detect synthetic imperfections at pixel leveledges composition artifacts, continuity between frames and coherence in the hairstyle and facial features.

By identifying manipulated content, a warning will be immediately issued to safeguard users of the potential risk of ‘Deepfake’, as explained by the Chinese technology company in a press release, where he recalled that according to the Cybersecurity Institute Entrust , such an attack occurs every five minutes.

In the brief, the technological one has also indicated that its function responds to the need to address the “hidden challenges” that the AI ​​boom implies, among which are these manipulated videos that are used to make users believe the users who are Seeing a certain person making unreal statements or actions.

This format today is a global problem, because only 0.1 percent of users are capable of accurately distinguishing an ‘Deepfake’ from real content, according to an investigation recently conducted by the IPROOV biometric solutions provider.

Although 49 percent of the companies have experienced ‘Deepfakes’ of voice and audio between the months of November 2023 and November 2024, 61 percent of managers have recognized that they have not established protocols to minimize the risks to those who are exposed their companies, according to data provided by honor.