DF26 benchmark: humans and detectors near chance on AI speaking videos
Severyn Shykula · hf · 2026-09-10
A new benchmark of AI-generated public-speaking videos shows both humans and current detectors perform near chance at telling fake from real, underscoring the need for robustness to modern generative distribution shifts.
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