Viveka
विवेकdiscernment of true & false — Disinformation & Deepfake Radar
What if a fake video of your soldiers went viral — could you prove it was fake before it spread?
A convincing lie can travel faster than the truth, and the first battle now is for the story.
The situation
An information-warfare watch room
A doctored clip starts spreading. Hundreds of accounts push the very same thing at the very same time — the fingerprint of a planned campaign, not a real public reaction. The system flags the group and the fake video, with proof, so the truth can go out fast.
How it plays out
Step by step
- 01
A story suddenly spikes
A claim or a clip surges across the internet.
- 02
The pattern gives it away
Many accounts acting in perfect step, plus signs of fake media, mark it as staged.
- 03
It is flagged with proof
The system shows the campaign and explains why it looks fake.
- 04
You answer in time
An early, evidence-backed warning means you can respond before the lie sticks.
The system itself
Under the bonnet
Surfaces manufactured narratives as they form — coordinated bot networks, deepfakes and synthetic media — and presents the campaign with the evidence behind the verdict, so the response can be measured, not reflexive.
What it means for you
The bottom line
- ▸Spots organised fake campaigns early
- ▸Flags deepfakes and fake media
- ▸Every flag comes with proof
- ▸Buys time to respond before a lie spreads