"Spotting Deepfakes: The Eyes Have It"

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Source: The Royal Astronomical Society
"Spotting Deepfakes: The Eyes Have It"
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Researchers at the University of Hull have discovered that deepfakes can be identified by analyzing the reflections in a person's eyes, using methods similar to those employed in astronomy. Consistent reflections in both eyes indicate a real person, while inconsistencies suggest an AI-generated image. This technique, though not foolproof, offers a new approach in the ongoing effort to detect deepfakes.

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