Attestiv analysis has been used by MyGoPen, a Taiwan-based fact-checking organization, in multiple public debunks involving questionable images and videos.
Recent examples include investigations of AI-generated political videos, manipulated public-figure clips, suspicious social media footage, and misleading imagery. In these fact-checks, Attestiv was used as one of the analysis tools to help evaluate whether submitted media showed signs of AI generation, manipulation, or other suspicious characteristics.
While fact-checking is different from insurance and financial services workflows, the underlying challenge is increasingly similar: organizations need to determine whether digital files can be trusted before they influence decisions, public understanding, investigations, claims, or other outcomes.
Attestiv’s DeepScan platform helps analyze photos, documents, audio, and video using AI detection, forensic signals, metadata review, duplicate/reuse checks, and configurable validation workflows.
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