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Enterprise grade AI detection
Right on your smartphone

PROBLEM

How Difficult Is It to Detect Deepfake or AI Generated Content?

Early AI generated or synthetic content was crude and very obviously fake.  Creating convincing content back then required skills and software that weren't readily available. 

 

Now, someone with no machine learning background can produce convincing deepfake media using simple software. Producing synthetic content is easier, cheaper, and faster and our daily lives are flooded with it.  As the quality and speed of deepfakes improve, the risk of being misinformed is much higher, now that the reality of what you see isn't known. 

 

AI researchers and security experts warn that synthetic content will be indistinguishable to the average person within the year. Isn't that happening now?

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OUR SOLUTION

Cutting Edge AI Content Detection,

Right On Your Smartphone

Patented Fusion Engine

<90%

Accuracy

>5%

Battery Impact Per Hour

Our AI content detector tool unlocks the power of the smartphone you already have with our patented fusion engine.  This helps users determine if what they are seeing is real with a confidence score. 

Our tool is simple, giving users a near instant determination on content where it is consumed the most, all with a minimal impact on device battery life.

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ENTERPRISE GRADE SECURITY

  • Phishing Scams

  • Fraud

  • Political Disinformation

  • Financial Manipulation

  • Misconduct

These are the types of activities AI content and deepfakes are being used to engage in.  Large companies are now protecting themselves with technology against this, but it's not available to consumers.

ADDITIONAL LAYERS OF PROTECTION

  • Personal

  • Family

  • Vulnerable Loved Ones

Smartphones and app makers are constantly improving their security, but with phishing and other social engineering attacks, even 2FA isn't enough for complete security.  IntegriDot is truly the last line of personal defense and smartphone safety

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WHY INTEGRIDOT?

Your Data Never Leaves Your Device...Ever.

All content detection and evaluation happens right on your smartphone for the ultimate in privacy.  It's called ephemeral processing and what makes our solution unique.  

From the beginning, our goal was to never sent one byte of data away from the device.  It's our uncompromizing standard and the only way to provide true security to users.  All processed data is immediately discarded after the evaluation, leaving no trace of the content consumed by the user.

Unlocking Safety Deposit

  • A deepfake is synthetic media—usually video, audio, or an image—that has been created or altered using artificial intelligence to make it appear that a real person looks or sounds like they are saying or doing something that never actually happened. The term is the combination of two words with "deep" being a reference to deep learning with AI, and "fake" meaning synthetically generated content. 

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    Examples Include:

    • Family emergency call: Your child’s voice begs for urgent bail money. She’s safe.

    • Fake video of a friend: Video shows your friend in a shocking situation. It’s AI.

    • Viral fake news: Image of a Politician saying something outrageous. The image is fake.

    • Work video call request: Boss asks for urgent wire transfer. The video is synthetic.

  • Not well.  Over the past 5 years, human detection ability has remained roughly flat while deepfake quality has drastically improved.  This means the gap is closing in favor of the deepfakes. Statistically, humans already guess incorrectly 50% of the time.  Essentially, it's down to the flip of a coin.

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    The average person is not able to identify deepfakes accurately:

    • With only 50–65% accuracy when tasked with identifying random mixes of real and synthetic content.

    • 58–63% accuracy when shown deepfake videos 

    • For the highest-quality deepfakes, accuracy can drop to 25–30%, which is actually worse than a coin flip.

  • The interesting thing is that many of the classic "deepfake tells" from a few years ago are disappearing. In 2019–2021, you could often spot obvious artifacts. In 2026, the best deepfakes have eliminated many of those cues. 

     

    Here's what you can look for:

    • Unnatural eye behavior

    • Teeth and mouth anomalies

    • Lighting mismatches

    • Odd movements of the head

    • Missing speech imperfections

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    If humans are able to determine at around 50–60% accuracy, and high-quality deepfakes can push that below chance, then technological help is needed.

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