Question 1

How is it different from a deepfake detector?

Accepted Answer

A detector asks one question: is this media synthetic? DeepGuard also checks what is said in it, where it came from and what the record shows, so you can tell a fake from real footage in a false context. Its verdicts run from Authentic to Out of context.

Question 2

What are the seven verdicts?

Accepted Answer

Authentic, Manipulated, Generated, Deepfake, Misinfo, Out of context and Inconclusive. A Full Investigation gives one of them, with how sure it is and the evidence behind it.

Question 3

Can I just ask “real or fake?”

Accepted Answer

Yes. Paste the link in a chat and ask. DeepGuard researches the clip and answers with its sources, like the two clips at the top of this page. A Full Investigation goes further: it studies the frames, checks what is said and gives one of the seven verdicts.

Question 4

What if nobody else has posted the video?

Accepted Answer

That is normal for private footage. It makes DeepGuard a little less sure, but it never decides the verdict on its own: the pictures still count.

Question 5

What happens when it is not sure?

Accepted Answer

It says so. When the signs are weak or disagree, the verdict is Inconclusive, and the answer separates what it saw from what it infers.

Question 6

Does it replace my judgment?

Accepted Answer

No. DeepGuard shows what the record says and links every finding to its source, so you can check its work before you rely on it. It can make mistakes, and it says so.

Find out if it is real. Take a guess first.

Then the evidence. Line by line.

More than real or fake. Seven verdicts.

Questions and answers.