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Hierarchical Channel Stacking: A Structured Decision Framework for AI-Generated Image Detection
Many synthetic-image detectors produce accurate predictions but offer limited insight into how those decisions are formed. This paper introduces Hierarchical Channel Stacking (HCS), a compact framework for AI-generated image detection that converts intermediate CNN activations into a structured 60-d
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