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| Organisation | Image Analysis Processing & Protection group - University of Florence |
| Inserted: | 2021-06-07 |
| Project Title | Uncovering visual media manipulation chains |
| Horizon Europe Topic List | CL3-2021-FCT-01-03: Disinformation and fake news are combated and trust in the digital world is raised |
| Role within the Consortium | * Project Partner |
| Type of activity | * Research * Demonstration |
| Project Description | Our expertise in multimedia forensics can be exploited in a project proposal on disinformation and fake news detection. Reverse engineering the digital life of a visual media content in terms of manipulations and sharing operations, can represent a valuable asset to support law enforcement agencies and intelligence services in tracing deceptive visual contents and their perpetrators. |