DFDC Preview: A first look at deepfake videos you should know
This short preview brings a new set of about 5,000 clips made to help people spot deepfakes.
The videos include edits made by two different face tools, so you can see how fakes can look, sometimes subtle sometimes obvious.
Real people were filmed and the actors gave permission for their likeness — so it’s built with consent, not stolen faces.
The collection cares about diversity in age, skin tone and gender, and backgrounds were left natural to make the clips feel real.
We ran a couple of detection models to give a simple detection baseline, so researchers and curious minds know what to expect.
You can go grab the preview online if you want to try, learn, or build better tools.
This is meant as a starting point, a public resource to make video trust a little stronger, and to push forward better ways to find fakes.
Try it, look closely, ask questions — the more people who check, the safer media becomes.
Read article comprehensive review in Paperium.net:
The Deepfake Detection Challenge (DFDC) Preview Dataset
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