Microsoft Video Authenticator is a tool that giant Redmond has created with the goal of effectively detecting deepfake. As we well know, image manipulation is becoming more and more frequent. The new software is able to analyze materials and, based on certain characteristics, indicate that they are not true.
Deepfake is a phenomenon that is gaining momentum. Facebook is even trying to fight the problem and decided to ban the publication of such videos. Now, the Redmond giant is joining the fight against image manipulation with a tool called Microsoft Video Authenticator.
Microsoft Video Authenticator is capable of analyzing photos or videos for features that are not necessarily visible to the naked eye. This can be, for example, borders that appear between the original image and the added elements, or slight fading. If they are found by the software, then it will be known that manipulations may have occurred. You can see an example of such actions below.
