A person in a dark, tech-oriented setting uses a magnifying glass to minutely inspect a high-resolution image of a woman's face on a tablet. The magnifying glass reveals subtle digital artifacts in the subject's eye, suggesting AI manipulation. Overlaying text in bold yellow and white reads, "Stop Trusting Your Eyes / You’ll Lose Everything to AI Scam."

10 Easy Ways How to Detect AI Deepfakes in 2026

In 2026, it is getting harder to believe our eyes. AI can now create incredibly realistic videos and voices, making it easy for scammers to pretend to be a boss, a celebrity, or even a family member. While this technology is advanced, it still makes small, tell-tale mistakes that you can catch if you know where to look. If you want a fast way to verify suspicious media, use a “multi-source + multi-model” workflow. In Fello AI, you can cross-check a clip by enabling web search, pulling trustworthy coverage, and comparing what multiple models flag as suspicious, without relying on one detector alone. This article will answer: The Key Takeaways […]

Collage showing examples of AI-generated images, including the Pope in a white puffer jacket, a war-damaged building, Taylor Swift, Trump being arrested, and oversized cats — overlaid with the text: “Half of Images Online Are AI Fake – Use These Signs to Spot Them.”

50% of Online Images Are Fake — Can You Spot Them? Look For These Hidden Signs!

In 2024, experts warned that the internet is rapidly reaching a tipping point: up to 50% of the images we see online could now be fake. AI tools like Midjourney, DALL·E 3, and Stable Diffusion are generating high-quality photos that look nearly identical to real ones — and they’re spreading across platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok at scale. Hany Farid, a professor at UC Berkeley and one of the world’s leading digital forensics experts, has spent the last 30 years building tools to detect manipulated media. In his TED Talk, he walks through how his team verifies whether an image is authentic or AI-generated. His work has been used by […]

ByteDanceの新モデルOmniHuman-1が写真をクレイジーでリアルな全身ディープフェイクに変える

TikTokの親会社として知られるByteDanceは、たった1枚の画像から本物そっくりの人間の動画を生成できる全く新しいAIモデル、OmniHuman-1を発表した。このイノベーションは、顔の表情だけに焦点を当てるのではなく、ジェスチャー、頭の動き、手の動きに至るまで身体全体をアニメーション化することで、既存の「ディープフェイク」手法のほとんどを超えるものだ。OmniHuman-1は、大規模な拡散ベースのアーキテクチャを活用し、静止画像、音声信号、参照ビデオなどの最小限の入力から自然な動きをキャプチャすることができます。その結果、このモデルは、魅力的なデジタルアバターや架空のビデオクリップを比較的簡単に制作したいと考えているコンテンツ制作者、映画制作者、マーケティング担当者に可能性をもたらします。なぜOmniHuman-1が重要なのか これまでのAIベースの [...]...