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  • Fake or Real? Detecting AI Images from a Forensic Lens

    June 14, 2024
    When explicit deepfakes of Taylor Swift flooded the internet, it was a stunning and eye-opening moment. If the biggest popstar in the world can be a victim of sexual exploitation, any of us can. The social ramifications of generative AI used for horrible acts are already here – now society must come to grips with it and lawmakers must act quickly. read more
  • Forensic Image Processing

    May 28, 2024
    Forensic image processing (FIP) involves the computer restoration and enhancement of surveillance imagery. The goal of FIP is to maximize information extraction from surveillance imagery, especially imagery that is noisy, incomplete, or over/under exposed. Although this definition is with respect to surveillance imagery, FIP techniques can be applied to other types of images, such as retinal images, shoe impression images, UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) infrared images, and more. read more
  • Identifying Deepfake Images from a Forensic Lens

    May 14, 2024
    When law enforcement locates an explicit image as part of an investigation, there is no longer a guarantee the image is real. There’s a real and growing possibility it is an AI-generated deepfake image and we are in the very beginning stages as a society for how this will all play out. read more
  • Training the Next Generation of Forensic Science Professionals

    May 01, 2024
    With a new generation of students inspired to become forensic scientists, it is critical to ensure they can pursue educational pathways that promote strong scientific knowledge, clear ethical practices, and familiarity with advanced technologies. read more
  • Presenting Digital Evidence that Holds up in Court

    April 03, 2024
    When juries hear a case, it’s imperative they can easily grasp a simple explanation of the chain of events. read more
  • How to Hunt Down Malware on Mobile Devices

    March 18, 2024
    No longer a question of if but when an attack is going to happen, there is a pertinent need for education in identification, resolution and bolstering defences against future attacks. read more
  • The Emotional Impact of Working in Investigative Genetic Genealogy

    February 28, 2024
    The thrill of the chase is what draws so many to the field, and the satisfaction of helping bring justice to victims of violent crime is the icing on the cake. With that said, there are some enormous drawbacks to working in IGG. read more
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