VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @AiAdventurerx, DetectIfAI has opened its voice deepfake detection API to every developer. The API comes with an MCP server so AI agents can call it directly. The company claims 24 milliseconds per check and says it catches 97.3% of cloned voices, though these are the company's own figures. The source snippet does not give a launch date or pricing.
According to a post on X by @AiAdventurerx, DetectIfAI has opened its voice deepfake detection API to every developer. The API comes with an MCP server so AI agents can call it directly. The company claims 24 milliseconds per check and says it catches 97.3% of cloned voices, though these are the company's own figures. The source snippet does not give a launch date or pricing.
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DetectIfAI reshared word that its voice deepfake detection API, which also comes with an MCP server so AI agents can call it directly, is now open to every developer. The company's claimed numbers are 24 milliseconds per check and 97.3% of cloned voices caught. Original post on X Section: Launches & New Products
Developers building voice products or AI agents may now be able to add deepfake checks through an API and MCP server. Companies that rely on voice calls or voice-based identity checks could evaluate it, but the speed and accuracy figures come from the company and are not confirmed here. Watch for independent testing and details on access terms and pricing.
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