AI powered media authentication
Our product test uses AI to secure your business from fake identities. Our AI model looks at images, video, and audio to verify an identity.
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The UK is experiencing £580 million in losses due to fraud attributed to emerging generative AI technologies. The capabilities of traditional detection methods are not keeping up with the volume being generated.
The Problems
1. Deceptive Threat
Deepfakes spread misinformation through convincing audio-visual fabrication.
2. Trust Erosion
Deepfakes undermine digital media credibility, eroding trust in information and platforms.
3. Rising Vulnerability
The escalating sophistication of deepfakes amplifies vulnerability.
4. Identity Manipulation
Unmitigated deepfake impact allows for malicious manipulation of individuals' online identities, raising concerns about privacy and reputation.
Dr Ashima Chopra CEO of Datambit played an important role in helping us shape the research findings, particularly with suggesting technical recommendations for combatting deepfake threats during elections
- Sam Stockwell, lead author of the CETaS, Alan Turing Institute
Who are we
We've assembled a diverse team rooted in academics and business. This diversity allows us to keep us rooted in AI ethics, regulation, product development and turn them into commercial products and services that could help your business.
Dr. Ashima Chopra
Co-founder and CEO
Sadip Wagle
Co-founder and Architect
Hari Natarajan
Advisory Board
Our product
Datambit's AI-powered application Genui is specifically designed to detect deepfakes. This tool uses machine learning algorithms to analyze patterns and anomalies in videos and audio that may indicate manipulation.