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    Mozilla Axes its ‘Deepfake’ AI Detector Add-On

    June 19, 2025

    Mozilla is axing another of its project that felt a perfect fit for a company that made its founding to make the web better. Next week, on June 26 2025, the Fakespot Deep Fake Detector extension, which lets users vet content to gauge if it was likely to be made by a human or generated for a human, will stop working (first reported by Soeren Hentzschel). As an AI-powered tool, the Fakespot Deep Fake Detector wasn’t perfect at separating the wheat from the statistically-glued collage of plagiarised and paraphrased words, but it was at least powered by multiple open source […]

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