Rijul Gupta | Source | Co-Founder and CEO at DeepMedia
Rijul Gupta
Rijul is the CEO and Co-founder of DeepMedia, a revolutionary AI platform company that incorporates synthetic faces and voices into its Universal Translator in order to help people communicate across language barriers while simultaneously building datasets to power high-accuracy deepfake detection for the US Government.
Rijul is a synthetic media expert with a degree in Machine Learning from Yale University, and named as a deepfake thought leader by Forbes. Rijul has spent the past six years developing patent-pending synthetic media algorithms while pursuing various ethical-only consumer, enterprise, and dual-use applications of the technology.
A patented inventor whose entrepreneurial career has revolved around the study of deepfakes and the technology behind them, Rijul possesses rare and unique technical knowledge that is necessary to program and create a solution to this rapidly evolving field of technology.
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DeepMedia (https://www.deepmedia.ai)
Co-Founder and CEO
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Pentagon turns to AI to help detect deepfakes
The Dept. of Defense is utilizing generative artificial intelligence to help servicemembers detect deepfakes seeking to access sensitive information and undermining national security.
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New technology developed to detect AI and deepfake images
AI expert Rijul Gupta founded DeepMedia which is a company developed to accurately detect deepfake images and media. DeepMedia is working with the US Air Force as the US government prepares for what some fear will be a deluge of disinformation through deepfakes.
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Watch: CNN's Anderson Cooper has a blast in karaoke... or at least his deepfake did | CNN Business
CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan shows how new AI deepfake technology could have real-world implications.
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We’ve been contracted to build machine learning algorithms that are able to detect synthetically generated or modified faces or voices across every major language, across races, ages and genders, and develop that AI into a platform that can be integrated into the Department of Defense at large. Our AI can actually take an audio or video, extract the faces and voices from that piece of content automatically and then run the face or the voice or both through our detection algorithms,. Our detection algorithms have been trained on millions of both real and fake samples across 50 different languages and have been able to determine with 99.5% accuracy whether something is real or whether it has been manipulated using an AI in some way.
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At this point, the only thing we can do is build detection software and integrate that across all video media audio platforms. There’s a solution here. It’s not impossible. But governments and corporations need to step up. Because you can’t expect the average person to be that truth-teller. It’s the responsibility of companies like Twitter and Facebook and the government to say that this is real and this is not real.
