✦ Real-Time AI-Powered Deepfake Detection System ✦ Detect Manipulated Images, Videos & Cloned Voices — Powered by Deep Learning
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✦ Real-Time AI-Powered Deepfake Detection System ✦ Detect Manipulated Images, Videos & Cloned Voices — Powered by Deep Learning
Deep learning-based image classification system to detect AI-generated synthetic images using CNN and Grad-CAM explainability.
Dual-stream spectral-spatial neural network for detecting AI-generated images (CIFAKE). 95.71% accuracy, 13.2x smaller than ResNet-18, with a full two-run replication that refutes the project's own central hypothesis.
💡 Custom PyTorch CNN achieving 96.34% accuracy detecting AI-generated images vs real photography using CIFAKE dataset. Includes live Flask web app for predictions.
CIFAKE is an explainable deep learning framework designed to detect AI-generated synthetic images. Built using EfficientNetB0, TensorFlow, Keras, Grad-CAM, and Flask, the system provides accurate image classification along with visual explanations to improve model transparency and user trust.
A Convolutional Neural Network trained to discriminate between AI-generated and real images.
A CNN-based classifier using transfer learning and XAI methods like GradCAM to detect AI-generated images.
Arquitetura híbrida clássico-quântica (VQC) para detecção de imagens sintéticas — Brazil Quantum Camp
Cheap, CPU-only AI-image detector (no GPU/PyTorch). A reproducible classical image-forensics pipeline with an optional, still-CPU CLIP (ONNX) neural probe — calibratable, benchmarked, and built to fold in stronger models as they get cheap. CLI, FastAPI, Docker.
Sapienza University of Rome - Fundamentals of Data Science 2024/25/1 - Final Project
Detects AI-generated vs real images using a multi-domain deep learning approach — combining RGB, gradient (Sobel), and FFT features with a ResNet18 backbone. Achieves 95.05% accuracy on the CIFAKE dataset. Includes Grad-CAM explainability visualizations.
Robustness evaluation of CNN and Transformer detectors for AI-generated image detection under real-world distribution shifts.
Image classification project using ResNet101 to distinguish real and AI-generated images on the CIFAKE dataset.
A small CNN detecting AI-generated images on CIFAKE, with a 5×4 study showing batch size only helps once the model is wide enough.
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