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McAfee and Lenovo Launch World's First AI-Powered Deepfake Detector on Select AI PCs

McAfee and Lenovo Launch World's First AI-Powered Deepfake Detector on Select AI PCs
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McAfee, a global leader in online protection, has unveiled the McAfee® Deepfake Detector, the world’s first AI-powered tool designed to automatically detect deepfake videos. This groundbreaking feature is now available exclusively on select Lenovo AI PCs, offering customers unparalleled protection against the rise of AI-generated scams and misinformation.

With deepfakes becoming increasingly sophisticated, McAfee’s collaboration with Lenovo brings cutting-edge AI capabilities directly to consumers, helping them identify fake content in real-time. The Deepfake Detector, which operates directly on the device without relying on cloud processing, ensures user privacy while delivering fast and reliable results.

“Knowledge is power, especially in today’s AI-driven world. Our Deepfake Detector offers a powerful solution for consumers to navigate the digital landscape with confidence.”

said Roma Majumder, Senior Vice President of Product at McAfee.

The McAfee Deepfake Detector is optimized for the latest Lenovo AI PCs, leveraging the devices’ Neural Processing Units (NPU) for enhanced performance and battery efficiency. This tool is part of McAfee’s broader mission to empower users with advanced security solutions in an increasingly complex online environment.

Available initially in the US, UK, and Australia, Lenovo AI PC customers can enjoy a free 30-day trial of the McAfee Deepfake Detector, with annual subscriptions starting at $9.99.

For more information, visit McAfee’s Smart AI™ Hub, which provides educational resources and tools to help consumers stay informed about AI-related threats and safely navigate the evolving digital world.

News Source: Business Wire, Inc.

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Maryam Pervez

Written by Maryam Pervez

Maryam is the Managing Editor at HiDubai, bringing 8+ years of expertise in marketing, social media, and content development. She holds a Master's degree in Marketing Comms from Middlesex University.
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