 | Just shipped something I don't think anyone's done before: an Android app that detects AI-generated images and videos in real-time using a Quick Tile (that notification shade button) locally. The name of the app is "AI Detector QuickTile Analysis" Here's the idea: Instead of opening a separate app to check if something is AI, you just swipe down and tap. The app captures whatever's on your screen: Instagram Reel, TikTok, a dating profile, a news article. Analyzes it in seconds using an optimized Vision Transformer and tells you if it's AI or real. I included a video below showing it in action on a real Instagram Reel. All on-device, offline. No data leaves your phone. No account needed. Why this matters? Deepfakes are getting insanely good. I used to spot them instantly, but lately I'm getting fooled too. Having a tool that's literally one tap away without interrupting what you're doing changes the game. What it catches: Seedance 2.0, Runway, Midjourney generated content Deepfake videos (faces, bodies) Realistic AI-generated images The tech: Optimized Vision Transformer (ONNX runtime), quantized to fit on a $200 Android phone without draining battery. Obviously no detection model is perfect and false positives are the biggest challenge. It's meant to be a tool for critical thinking to help you pause and look closer, not a definitive verdict. It's on the Play Store if you want to try it. But honestly curious what r/ChatGPT thinks: is this the kind of tool that matters? [link] [comments] |