UK startup launches ‘world’s first’ AI deepfake-detecting browser

UK startup Surf Security has launched a beta version of what it claims is the world’s first browser with a built-in feature designed to spot AI-generated deepfakes.  The tool, available through Surf’s browser or as an extension, can detect with up to 98% accuracy whether the person you’re interacting with online is a real human or an AI imitation, the company said.  The London-based cybersecurity upstart uses “military-grade” neural network technology to detect deepfakes. The system uses State Space Models, which detect AI-generated clones across languages and accents by analysing audio frames for inconsistencies.   “To maximise its effectiveness, we focused…This story continues at The Next Web

UK startup launches ‘world’s first’ AI deepfake-detecting browser

UK startup launches ‘world’s first’ AI deepfake-detecting browser

UK startup launches ‘world’s first’ AI deepfake-detecting browser

UK startup launches ‘world’s first’ AI deepfake-detecting browser

UK startup launches ‘world’s first’ AI deepfake-detecting browser