Detection for the age of synthetic media.
FakeMind examines every image, video, and audio file through three independent detection layers โ provenance credentials, pixel-level AI detection, and invisible watermark checks โ and returns an explainable verdict in seconds.
Generative AI can now produce a photorealistic face, a convincing selfie, a full video clip, or a cloned voice in seconds โ of a person who never existed and an event that never happened. Every process that trusts a photo, a video, or a recording is now exposed.
Identity documents built around a generated face. The portrait matches no real person, defeats reverse-image search, and passes casual visual inspection โ because there is no original to compare against.
Fuels synthetic identity fraudGenerated "selfie with ID" submissions and injected camera feeds that defeat liveness checks. Remote onboarding, video verification calls, and face-match steps all inherit the same blind spot.
Targets KYC & remote onboardingGenerated evidence: damage photos for insurance claims, proof-of-residence snapshots, delivery confirmations, receipts. Photorealistic, metadata-clean, and produced faster than any review team can keep up with.
Hits claims, disputes & moderationNo single detection technique survives contact with every fake. FakeMind runs three independent layers on every image, video, and audio file โ each authoritative in a different situation โ and combines them into one explainable verdict.
An open standard adopted by major AI generators embeds a cryptographically signed manifest into the file at the moment of creation โ declaring what made it, when, and every edit since. FakeMind verifies the signature chain. When a credential is present, the answer is authoritative, not statistical.
Credentials get stripped by screenshots, re-uploads, and chat-app forwards โ so this layer trusts only the content itself. Vision AI trained on real-versus-generated media reads the statistical fingerprints synthesis leaves behind: frequency-domain signatures, texture patterns, and upsampling artifacts. For audio, the same approach reads the spectral fingerprints of synthetic speech. It scores every file, even with all metadata gone.
Leading generators embed an imperceptible watermark directly in the pixel data โ a signal designed to survive screenshots, crops, compression, and re-saves. FakeMind scans for these markers to catch generated media whose visible metadata was deliberately laundered away.
Provenance and watermark hits are authoritative when they fire and silent otherwise; AI detection scores every file. The aggregation engine weighs all three into a single verdict with a confidence score and a per-layer breakdown โ so a reviewer can always see why, not just what.
FakeMind extends all three detection layers to video: frames are sampled and scanned individually, then temporal checks look for the inconsistencies that generators leave between frames โ flicker in fine detail, unstable identity, physics that almost works.
Injected camera feeds and face-swapped live video used to impersonate customers and executives in remote verification and approval flows.
Fully synthetic video fabricated from a text prompt โ fake incident footage, fake testimonials, fake "evidence" that never had a camera behind it.
A real recording with a replaced face or puppeteered expressions. The scene is genuine; the person in it is not. Temporal analysis catches the seams.
A few seconds of recorded speech is enough to clone a voice. FakeMind applies the same three layers to audio โ provenance credentials, spectral analysis of the waveform, and watermark checks โ to flag synthetic speech before anyone acts on it.
A cloned executive voice authorizing a transfer, a cloned customer passing a call-center voice check. Real-time voice fraud is now a commodity attack.
Voice notes and voicemails submitted as instructions, approvals, or evidence โ a convincing recording of words that were never spoken.
Generated speech stitched into otherwise-real recordings: sentences added, words replaced, consent fabricated. Spectral seams give it away.
A "selfie with ID" submitted to a digital onboarding flow. The document scan is genuine โ but the portrait belongs to no one. Here's what FakeMind finds in seconds.
Everything in FakeMind serves the verdict: is this media authentic or generated? Fast enough for live workflows, explainable enough for auditors and courts.
Provenance credentials, pixel-level AI detection, and invisible watermark checks โ independent layers with independent failure modes, combined into one verdict.
One pipeline for all three. Stills are scanned directly, video is frame-sampled with temporal checks, and audio is analyzed spectrally for synthetic speech.
Every verdict ships with a per-layer breakdown and a confidence score. Reviewers see which layer fired and why โ never just a black-box number.
EU AI Act Article 50 makes "was this generated?" an audit question. FakeMind produces the machine-verified answer and the disclosure line item to match.
A REST API drops FakeMind into onboarding flows, claims systems, and moderation pipelines. Batch endpoints handle high-volume screening.
Every upload, verdict, and human decision is logged with evidence. Investigators get a defensible record, not a screenshot of a score.
Uncertain verdicts route to reviewers with the full per-layer evidence. Overrides require a reason and land in the audit trail.
Your media is never used to train models and never shared. Deployment options are designed around data sovereignty from day one.
Verdicts in seconds per image and near-real-time for sampled video โ fast enough to sit inline in a live onboarding or claims flow.
Since August 2026, Article 50 of the EU AI Act requires AI-generated content to be disclosed and machine-readably marked. Organizations that accept photos, video, and voice recordings from the public now need a documented answer โ for every file.
Providers must mark AI-generated content machine-readably; deployers must disclose it. Any regulated workflow that ingests public media inherits the burden of checking.
A verdict without a record is worthless in an audit. Every check FakeMind runs is logged with its per-layer evidence, timestamp, and confidence โ retained for inspection.
Platform integrity rules, insurance regulators, courts weighing photographic evidence โ the same question is arriving everywhere. A documented detection step is becoming baseline diligence.
See FakeMind in action. In a 30-minute call, we'll scan real and generated media live, walk through the three-layer verdict, and map FakeMind onto your intake flow โ onboarding, claims, moderation, or newsroom verification.
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FakeMind is a product of boxMind.ai, the AI innovation arm of AEG โ Allied Engineering Group, a trusted name in financial technology and security infrastructure since 1994. It grew out of DocMind, our document fraud detection platform for banks โ where customers kept asking one question: was this generated?
boxMind.ai is the AI research and product division behind FakeMind and DocMind. We specialize in purpose-driven AI systems that solve real-world problems for financial institutions and enterprises โ from document fraud detection to synthetic media verification โ all designed to respect data sovereignty.
Visit boxMind.ai โFounded in 1994, AEG is one of the top SWIFT Service Bureaus worldwide โ fully accredited and compliant with SWIFT's Standard Operation Practice. For three decades, AEG has delivered enterprise-grade connectivity, compliance, and security solutions to banks and financial institutions globally.