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Is Adobe's AI-powered tool for detecting Photoshopped faces available for public download?

Adobe's AI-powered tool for detecting Photoshopped faces is based on a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) trained on thousands of images.

The AI method can detect facial manipulations carried out using Adobe Photoshop's Liquify Tool with 99% accuracy.

This technology outperforms human ability to detect edited faces, which is only around 53%.

The AI tool was developed by researchers at Adobe and UC Berkeley to increase trust and authority in digital media.

The AI technology was described in a research paper titled "Detecting Photoshopped Faces by Scripting Photoshop."

Adobe has also released a tool called Smart Portrait, which uses AI for face aging, expression changing, and background altering.

Adobe's new AI tool can identify specific areas and methods of facial warping after reverting altered images to their original state.

The AI tool can spot edited faces with a near-perfect success rate of 99%.

The image forensics AI can detect facial manipulations in photos as part of Adobe's broader effort to detect image, video, audio, and document manipulations.

Previous Adobe research concentrated on image manipulation detection from splicing, cloning, and removal.

The new AI tool focuses on the Face Aware Liquify feature in Photoshop because it is popular for adjusting facial features.

The AI-powered tool is called Adobe Project AboutFace, which can detect when portraits are altered with a 99% accuracy rate.

The name of Adobe's neural filters that can age faces, change expressions, and alter backgrounds is Smart Portrait.

The tool was first released in beta last year and has been improved to spot manipulated images with high accuracy.

Adobe's Project AboutFace is nearly twice as accurate as humans at detecting when a photograph has been altered.

Adobe's Face Aware Liquify feature is widely used for adjusting facial features, making it a significant target for manipulation detection.

Adobe's new technology could be used to identify and expose facial manipulations in photos.

However, Adobe's tool can only detect and remove edits to images made with Adobe Photoshop, limiting its scope.

Adobe AI can spot facial manipulations in Photoshop, which aims to flag deepfakes and help identify credible content.

The Content Authenticity Initiative tool can flag deepfakes and other manipulated media, providing transparency in digital content creation.

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