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Train Yourself – Sharpen Your Senses

Train Yourself – Sharpen Your Senses

Verification is not just about tools. Essential are our human senses. Whom can we trust, if not our own senses?

“The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper.”
(W.B. Yeats)

We created a training for you, so that you are able to take full advantage of your senses. In this training you will find exercises to sharpen your vision and hearing skills. Each activity has three exercises at three levels: easy, medium and advanced.

Doing these exercises will make you more confident to detect the almost (in)visible traces in synthetic and manipulated media like blurred spots, missing pieces or a change of voice emphasis and cut & paste manipulation within a speech.

Can’t wait? There is no need to. Dive straight into the training and Sharpen Your Senses!

Ps: Go full screen and a chrome browser for the optimal experience.

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In the Digger project we aim to implement scientific audio forensic functionalities in journalistic tools to detect both shallow- and deepfakes. At the Truth and Trust Online Conference 2020 we explained how we are doing this.

Today we have presented the Digger project and our approach on the Truth & Trust Online Conference. We explained all the audio forensic functionality that we are looking into and how this functionality can help us with detecting video manipulation and also with deepfake detection. The presentation is available via the conference website but we did not want to keep it from you so below you will find the full 11 minutes presentation.

If you are interested to learn more or have questions then please get into contact with us, either via commenting on this article or via our Twitter channel.

We hope you liked it! Happy Digging and keep an eye on our website for future updates!

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