Indian ad tech startup InMobi has announced the completion of $100 million funding, primarily from Mars Growth Capital, aimed at enhancing its AI capabilities and supporting future acquisitions. As a profitable company, InMobi collaborates with renowned brands like Mastercard and Samsung, actively exploring AI technology to enhance ad interactivity. It partners with thousands of app developers across over 50 countries, focusing on seamlessly integrating native advertising into content to improve user experience. Additionally, InMobi also owns Glanc.

As the realism of AI-generated images increases, people begin to question the authenticity of videos. A video released by 'Quantum Bit' on Bilibili discusses how to identify AI-produced videos, triggering widespread interest. The video introduces some intuitive recognition methods, such as observing whether characters' movements and expressions are natural, as well as the coordination of voice, mouth shapes, and emotions. In the face of a vast number of videos, AI recognition technology becomes crucial. The traces left by AI face swapping technology during the splicing process serve as important clues for AI recognition. The research team developed classifiers from dimensions such as models, motion, and geometry.