AI Solutions for Safety & Security

An AI image detector analyses pixel patterns, lighting artefacts, compression noise, and metadata to determine whether an image is authentic or has been generated or manipulated by AI. Dheemai's detector combines C2PA provenance verification, EXIF analysis, error level analysis, and vision language model (VLM) reasoning to flag AI generated images and manipulated images with confidence scores you can act on.

A deepfake detector specifically targets face-swapped or face-reenacted media (typically video and selfies), while an AI image detector is broader and flags any image produced by generative models such as Midjourney, DALL·E, Stable Diffusion, Flux, or Gemini Imagen. Dheemai's stack handles both: deepfake detection for KYC selfies and identity verification, plus AI image detection for documents, receipts, and brand imagery.

Yes. Manipulated images (Photoshop edits, splicing, copy-move forgeries, region cloning) are a different problem from AI-generated images and need different forensics. Dheemai runs error level analysis, noise residual checks, and metadata inspection in parallel with the AI detection stack, so a single image verification call covers both attack surfaces.

KYC onboarding (ID document + selfie liveness), insurance claims (receipt and damage photo authenticity), document submissions (invoices, bank statements, payroll), and brand monitoring (counterfeit listings, spoofed marketing assets). Each workflow gets a tailored fraud score with the underlying forensic signals attached for audit.

C2PA (Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity) is an open standard backed by Adobe, Microsoft, Sony, Leica, and others that cryptographically signs an image's capture history (camera, edits, timestamps). When a C2PA signature is present and valid, you can prove the image is authentic and unedited. When it is missing or broken, that is itself a signal worth flagging. Dheemai verifies C2PA on every upload and combines it with the rest of the forensic stack.

Free consumer-grade AI image detectors are useful for a quick yes/no, but they typically detect only one threat class (usually generative AI), produce a single opaque score, and give nothing you can audit. Dheemai is built for enterprise image verification: it returns a structured fraud score with the underlying signals (provenance, EXIF, ELA, VLM reasoning, tamper detection), supports volume via API and SDK, and is engineered for Indian KYC, regional documents, and regulated workflows.

Yes. inspect.dheemai.com lets you upload an image and see the full detection report (AI-generated signals, manipulation signals, C2PA status, EXIF, VLM analysis) in seconds. For API and enterprise access, book a demo from the section below.