AiFaux

Unmask deepfake images and videos instantly with AI.

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Unmask deepfake images and videos instantly with AI.

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Faux is a powerful deepfake detection platform available via Web, Mobile, and REST API. Powered by a PyTorch deep learning model, it offers automated X (Twitter) bot detection, an encrypted infrastructure, and a fast, community-driven platform to identify AI-generated media.

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Hi Product Hunt! With generative AI evolving incredibly fast, deciding what's real and what's fake online has never been harder. That’s why we built Faux.app — an open-source, full-stack deepfake detection platform. Faux leverages a robust PyTorch model (accessible via Web, iOS/Android, and REST API) to detect AI-manipulated images and videos in seconds. We even built an X (Twitter) bot that automatically analyzes suspicious media when mentioned! Key features: 🛡️ AI-powered image & video analysis Cross-platform (Web & Mobile Apps) Automated X (Twitter) mention detection 🔒 AES-256 encrypted infrastructure As an open-source project (built with Bun, React 19, React Native, and Python), we'd love for you to try it out, tear it apart, and give us your honest feedback. Let us know what you think! 🚀

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5mo ago

Is the internet losing its trust? We built an AI to fight AI.

Hello PH Community!

We are seeing a massive surge in AI-generated misinformation, from fake celebrity endorsements to manipulated political media. It feels like we are reaching a point of "Zero Trust" on the internet.

To combat this, we developed AiFaux, a fast and open-source deepfake detection platform. Our goal is to give everyone from everyday users to developers a reliable tool to verify media instantly.

I m curious about your perspective: Do you think deepfake detection tools will become standard features built directly into social media platforms (like X, Meta, Reddit)? Or will it always rely on 3rd-party independent validators like AiFaux?

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