Researchers have developed a deepfake detection method that reads the naturalness of facial expressions rather than searching for visual glitches. Tested on standard benchmark datasets, it achieved over 95% accuracy and caught manipulations that defeated most existing detectors.
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Un detector de deepfakes alcanza el 95% de precisión analizando expresiones faciales

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Investigadores han desarrollado un método para detectar deepfakes que analiza la naturalidad de las expresiones faciales en lugar de buscar artefactos visuales. Probado en conjuntos de datos de referencia estándar, alcanzó una precisión media superior al 95% e identificó manipulaciones que habían superado a la mayoría de los detectores existentes.

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