EVID-Bench supplies 222 videos across nine manipulation types in three categories and shows that frontier multimodal models reach at most 61.43% point-level accuracy when forced to use web search to identify false information.
ArXivabs/2007.09355(2020)
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When Seeing Is Not Believing -- A Benchmark for Search-Grounded Video Misinformation Detection
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Deepfake Detection Generalization with Diffusion Noise
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Minimalist Preprocessing Approach for Image Synthesis Detection
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