Real-time inference is making this happen, as Scam.ai and Qualcomm have developed on-device deepfake detection. Scam.ai worked closely with Qualcomm to develop what the Canadian company calls Halo, a real-time and on-device deepfake detection model for video meetings, which has now launched and with multiple platforms in the release pipeline. New deepfake detection product launches are meeting the rising challenge as the market grows for such solutions, some of which are prototypes. Scam.ai beefs up its deepfake analysis with voice detectionModulate and Scam.ai have formed a partnership to bring synthetic voice detection into Scam.ai’s deepfake analysis platform. Article TopicsAI fraud | deepfake detection | deepfakes | Modulate | Qualcomm | Scam.ai | videoconferencing | voice biometrics