Someone Made a Deepfake of Me
You do not need to have ever taken an intimate photo for someone to create a deepfake of you. Biometric face scanning finds those images even when they share no pixels with your real photographs.
AI face-swap technology allows anyone to place your likeness on explicitly sexual content without requiring a single authentic intimate image. The emergence of AI-generated and synthetically altered intimate imagery is a significant concern. A deepfake of your face is equivalent to an authentic intimate photograph for purposes of online exposure.
The challenge with deepfakes is that reverse image search finds nothing. Because deepfakes do not share pixels with your real photos, Google Images, TinEye, and similar tools return no results. ScanErase solves this by scanning the geometric structure of your face, not pixels, across 2.4 billion indexed face embeddings. This finds deepfakes that conventional searches miss entirely.
Once identified, ScanErase provides you with your exposure report, detailing where your face appears online. You can then act on this information as needed.
You may also have claims against the person who created the deepfake under state law. Many US states have enacted statutes that specifically criminalize AI-generated intimate imagery.
What to do right now
- Upload a clear facial photoScanErase extracts your biometric face signature and scans it against 2.4 billion indexed face embeddings to locate deepfake content.
- Review deepfake matchesYour dashboard shows every confirmed location where AI-generated content featuring your likeness appears online.
- Unlock your exposure reportPay $15 to access the full report detailing all identified platforms where your face appears.
- Document findings for legal actionUse the information from your exposure report to file your own reports or seek help.
Common questions
Does the law cover deepfakes even if no real intimate photo of me exists?
Yes. AI-generated content can have legal implications even if no authentic intimate image of you exists. The legal standard is identity and non-consent, not authenticity.
How does ScanErase find deepfakes when Google Images cannot?
Google Images matches pixels. ScanErase uses biometric face scanning, which matches the geometric structure of your face. Deepfakes share your face geometry even though they share no pixels with your real photos.
Can I find out who made the deepfake?
ScanErase identifies where content appears, not who created it. A subpoena process through law enforcement or an attorney may be able to identify the creator if the platform has account data.
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