TruthScan-Ai

TruthScan AI is a web-based application designed to help users check if a video is real or AI-generated (deepfake). With more deepfakes appearing online, it’s becoming hard to trust what we see in videos. TruthScan AI offers a quick and simple way to analyze a video and determine whether it’s authentic or manipulated by AI technology.

How It Works:

Front-End: The front-end is the part of the application that users interact with. When you visit the TruthScan AI website, you’ll see a clean and simple design. You can upload your video using an easy-to-use upload button. The video is displayed directly on the page, and with a click of the "Analyze Video" button, the analysis process starts. All of this is built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, making it responsive and user-friendly.

Back-End: While TruthScan AI doesn't require a traditional back-end for handling videos, it uses TensorFlow.js to run the deepfake detection model directly in your browser. This means the video is processed locally—without being sent to a remote server. TensorFlow.js handles the heavy lifting by analyzing each frame of the video in real-time to detect any signs of manipulation.

Machine Learning Model: The core of TruthScan AI is a machine learning model. This model, powered by TensorFlow.js, has been trained to recognize deepfakes. It breaks down the video into frames, analyzes each one, and looks for signs that indicate whether the video has been altered by AI. The result is shown on the screen, telling the user whether the video is real or fake.