Study on the Perception of Synthetic Faces

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What is it all about?

Nowadays, technology allows us to create highly realistic images of faces that do not belong to real humans.
With this study, we want to assess people's ability to distinguish between real and synthetic face images when confronted with faces generated by cutting-edge technologies. Thus, in this study, we define real images to be pictures of existing people, while synthetic images are digital faces created using artificial intelligence techniques.

Team

This study is conducted by the MMLab (University of Trento - Italy) in collaboration with the GoffauxLab (Catholic University of Louvain - Belgium) and the Security & Privacy Lab (University of Innsbruck - Austria). The scientific core team includes Federica Lago, Giulia Boato and Cecilia Pasquini from the University of Trento, Valérie Goffaux and Hélène Dumont from the Université Catholique de Louvain, and Rainer Böhme from the University of Innsbruck. In case you have any questions or comments, please contact us via synthetic-faces-perception@unitn.it .