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FACT: A Forensic Agent with Compiled Tool-Use Trajectories for AI-Generated Image Detection
AI-generated image detection is increasingly open-world: new image generators produce highly realistic images that make visual artifacts harder to identify. Existing detectors usually rely on a fixed set of forensic cues, so a detector that works well for one generator family may fail on another. We
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