Astronomers Develop New Technique to Detect AI Deepfakes
Researchers use galaxy analysis tools to identify inconsistencies in light reflections within human eyes.
- The method employs the Gini coefficient and CAS system, traditionally used in astronomy, to analyze eyeball reflections.
- A study led by University of Hull researchers showed a 70% success rate in identifying deepfakes.
- The technique was presented at the Royal Astronomical Society's National Astronomy Meeting.
- While promising, the method is not foolproof and may evolve alongside AI advancements.
- Deepfakes pose significant risks, including misinformation and privacy violations.