Satellite Deepfakes Need More Than a “Real or Fake” Label
A new Oak Ridge National Laboratory dataset focuses on locating manipulated pixels inside otherwise authentic satellite images. Its small scale is a limitation—but also reflects how difficult credible geospatial forgeries are to build.
A new Oak Ridge National Laboratory dataset focuses on locating manipulated pixels inside otherwise authentic satellite images. Its small scale is a limitation—but also reflects how difficult credible geospatial forgeries are to build.
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