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LAION-Mobile: Evaluating Deepfake Detectors On One Million Smartphone Photos
Most Deepfake detectors report near-perfect AUC scores on their reference benchmarks. However, a recent ICML position paper argues that these evaluations collectively neglect the impact of modern smartphone photography: the widely used on-device neural image-signal processing pipelines (like multi-s
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