.deepfake detection

Scam.ai and Qualcomm have partnered to integrate Scam.ai’s advanced Halo deepfake detection technology into Qualcomm’s hardware. Unveiled at Computex 2026, this collaboration aims to embed real-time, edge-based security solutions into a wide range of devices, combating the growing threat of synthetic media across various industries. The partnership democratizes cybersecurity, enhancing trust and resilience in the digital landscape.

.Resemble AI closed a $13 million strategic round—bringing its total funding to $25 million—with investors including Berkeley CalFund, Comcast Ventures, Google’s AI Futures Fund and others. The capital will expand its real‑time deep‑fake detection platform, featuring DETECT‑3B Omni (98 % accuracy across 38+ languages) and Resemble Intelligence, an explainability tool powered by Gemini 3. Deployed in entertainment, telecom and government, the solution addresses rising fraud losses projected at $40 billion by 2027. The company’s 2026 outlook predicts mandatory verification for official communications, identity‑centric security models, heightened regulatory readiness, and rising cyber‑insurance premiums.