Reality Defender offers a platform for deepfake detection, equipping enterprises, governments, and platforms with the tools to detect AI-generated content.

Reality Defender

Stop deepfakes before they become a problem with Reality Defender’s proactive AI-generated media detection platform.

Detect dangerous AI-generated and manipulated content across audio, video, images, and text with our enterprise-grade API and web app.

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Pioneer Fund

AI Grant

Comcast Ventures

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Partnership Fund for New York City

Parameter Ventures

Rackhouse Venture Capital

We are excited to announce a new era at Reality Defender.

With the launch of Explainable AI and Real-Time Voice Deepfake Detection, users now have a powerful new set of tools to give them the edge in the fight against malicious AI-generated content.

Learn more about our latest developments, along with our Series A funding round led by DCVC, in TechCrunch.

Fraud caused by deepfakes is no longer a hypothetical. 

It recently cost one company $25 million, and it could be even more costly for organizations without a security plan.

Could an existing law put an end to more deepfake robocalls?

A law criminalizing non-consensual deepfake pornography may be here sooner than originally thought. 

But would it actually make a lasting impact with tangible results — or die on the Senate floor?

Thousands of ordinary people, 99% of them women/those perceived as women, have become targets of non-consensual deepfakes.

They endured unimaginable grief and trauma in the process, having their entire lives upended because someone put them in adult materials without their consent and virtually without consequence.

Now, the same thing has happened to Taylor Swift, and on a massive scale — in front of 100 Million+. Ms. Swift deserves the same privacy and protections as all people, and her trauma from this incident is not greater/lesser than any one person's trauma after being targeted by a non-consensual deepfake.

That said, we're now at the point where the aforementioned thousands of  people might only (finally) be heard and see justice because Taylor Swift dealt with the same thing.

The platforms where this content lives have no legal incentive to police this content. Their trust and safety teams are all but gone.

We need legislation today, not tomorrow. 

For non-consensual #deepfake pornography. 

For all deepfakes and weaponized #AI. 

For all people, everywhere, and quickly.

If a non-consensual adult deepfake can happen to the most famous person on earth, it can happen to anyone. What can we do about it?

Late last week, I sat down with NBC News' Vicky Nguyen at the Reality Defender office to talk about the dangers of deepfakes and how they could impact the 2024 election.

Watch the story below, and learn just how terrifyingly easy it is to deepfake another person's voice — which I did with Vicky in about 20 seconds.

I spoke with The New York Times late last night about the horrible turn of events yesterday involving non-consensual explicit deepfakes of Taylor Swift.

Between this and the Joe Biden robocall earlier this week, we're truly witnessing just a modicum of the horrors that #deepfakes can unleash online and in the real world.

This is why Reality Defender exists: to work with the platforms and areas where this content lives and help moderation teams, telecoms, and governments stop it before it gets in front of hundreds of millions of users. Again.

Do you know what's real anymore?

Reality Defender and Deloitte recently collaborated to reveal the dangers of deepfakes and their impact on business on Deloitte's Field Notes for the Future. 

Read below and learn how this powerful and threatening emerging tech is impacting business.

The first major deepfake incident in the 2024 U.S. Election just happened. A disturbing #AI-powered attack aimed to suppress voter turnout in New Hampshire. 

Read our analysis to understand the implications of this event and why improved #deepfake detection is mission critical for democracy.

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