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MTOR introduces a method combining visual, textual, and temporal features to better detect AI-generated videos. It addresses limitations of prior detectors that focused mainly on visual data and overlooked caption semantics and temporal regularity.
MTOR introduces a method combining visual, textual, and temporal features to better detect AI-generated videos. It addresses limitations of prior detectors that focused mainly on visual data and overlooked caption semantics and temporal regularity.
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The rapid evolution of video generation has narrowed the perceptual gap between authentic and synthetic videos, making generalizable AI-generated video detection increasingly challenging. Existing detectors predominantly rely on visual representations, leaving caption-derived textual semantics underexplored....
As AI-generated videos become more realistic, detecting them reliably is crucial for media verification and misinformation prevention. MTOR's multimodal approach enhances generalizability and detection accuracy in this evolving landscape.
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