PROBE improves AIGI detector generalization to unseen generators by using the detector as a critic to steer manifold-level modifications that produce challenging training samples.
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SPUNA leverages spectral neighborhood annotation on visual feature manifolds to enable robust PU learning for covariate shift detection, matching fully supervised performance.
MDMF detects AI-generated images by learning patch-level forensic signatures and quantifying their distributional discrepancies with MMD, yielding larger separation than global methods when micro-defects are present.
Modern vision foundation models plus a tunable attention pooling classifier head deliver state-of-the-art detection of AI-generated and inpainted images, outperforming CLIP by over 12 percent accuracy.
This position paper contends that the concept of 'real' images must be rethought because most modern photographs are computationally generated, undermining current deepfake detection methods.
Binary AI vs. real image classification reaches F1 > 0.83 while identifying the exact generative model achieves a highest F1 of 0.4986 on the MS COCOAI dataset.
A systematic review of fully AI-generated image detection that organizes prior work around dataset construction and artifact extraction methods based on inductive priors.
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Where Detectors Fail: Probing Generative Space for Generalizable AI-Generated Image Detection
PROBE improves AIGI detector generalization to unseen generators by using the detector as a critic to steer manifold-level modifications that produce challenging training samples.
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From Local Geometry to Global Pseudo Labeling for Robust Positive Unlabeled Learning under Covariate Shift
SPUNA leverages spectral neighborhood annotation on visual feature manifolds to enable robust PU learning for covariate shift detection, matching fully supervised performance.
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Micro-Defects Expose Macro-Fakes: Detecting AI-Generated Images via Local Distributional Shifts
MDMF detects AI-generated images by learning patch-level forensic signatures and quantifying their distributional discrepancies with MMD, yielding larger separation than global methods when micro-defects are present.
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TAP into the Patch Tokens: Leveraging Vision Foundation Model Features for AI-Generated Image Detection
Modern vision foundation models plus a tunable attention pooling classifier head deliver state-of-the-art detection of AI-generated and inpainted images, outperforming CLIP by over 12 percent accuracy.
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Deepfakes: we need to re-think the concept of "real" images
This position paper contends that the concept of 'real' images must be rethought because most modern photographs are computationally generated, undermining current deepfake detection methods.
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Findings of the Counter Turing Test: AI-Generated Image Detection
Binary AI vs. real image classification reaches F1 > 0.83 while identifying the exact generative model achieves a highest F1 of 0.4986 on the MS COCOAI dataset.
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Fully AI-Generated Image Detection: Definition, Recent Advances and Challenges
A systematic review of fully AI-generated image detection that organizes prior work around dataset construction and artifact extraction methods based on inductive priors.