Facebook will offer a cash prize to the person or group that can build a next-generation way to detect deepfakes — and it’s even creating its own original deepfakes for participants to work with. The ...

Facebook just announced that it’s launching a public race to develop technology for detecting deepfakes. The challenge, called the Deepfake Detection Challenge (DFDC), will have a leaderboard and ...

In September of 2019, Facebook launched its Deepfake Detection Challenge (DFDC) — a public contest to develop autonomous algorithmic detection systems to combat the emerging threat of deepfake videos.

With the initiation of the Deepfake Detection Challenge, Facebook, Microsoft, MIT, Oxford, UC Berkeley, and others join hands in figuring out new ways to contain the spread of deepfakes. Advancements ...

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The organizations announced the challenge in September, committing $10m in grants and rewards for research that could help create detection systems for AI-generated deepfake videos. Facebook said at ...