Sensity AI vs Unsurface

Sensity AI analyzes images, video and audio for manipulated faces, AI-generated media, synthetic voices, voice cloning and file tampering. Its multilayer assessment examines visual artifacts, acoustic patterns, metadata, behavioral cues and inconsistencies across media types. Users can submit files or URLs through the web platform, analyze multiple items and track results in a dashboard. The REST API accepts image, video or audio by direct upload or public URL and returns an assessment. Direct uploads are limited to 500 MB, and signed upload URLs expire after one hour. Teams can use member roles; deployment options include cloud and on-premise configurations for servers, workstations or USB dongles. KYC workflows can use an SDK and API, and the enterprise offering describes Microsoft Teams video-call analysis. The Teams app captures 30 seconds of audio and video per analysis, and audio results require speech during that window. Sensity describes its forensic reports as reproducible, explainable and traceable for court support. It offers a trial, but pricing is on request and there is no free plan listed.

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