WildAIGC-Bench: Can AI Image Detectors Handle the Wild? A Benchmark of Generated and Edited Images in Online Circulation
We introduce WildAIGC-Bench, built through recurring collection across news websites, fact-checking sources, and related social media content.
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Key points
- AI-generated images linked to news events and online claims can mislead audiences, enable fraud, or cause public controversy.
- The benchmark contains 407 verified AI-generated or edited images, each accompanied by a source webpage link and an evidence summary.
- Evaluation of dedicated visual detectors, multimodal large language models, and a simple Perception Encoder baseline reveals substantial recall gaps relative to existing benchmarks.
- WildAIGC-Bench provides both a practical detection challenge and a basis for continued data expansion and source-based verification.
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- [1]WildAIGC-Bench: Can AI Image Detectors Handle the Wild? A Benchmark of Generated and Edited Images in Online CirculationarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 20, 12:07 PM
We introduce WildAIGC-Bench, built through recurring collection across news websites, fact-checking sources, and related social media content.
AI-generated images linked to news events and online claims can mislead audiences, enable fraud, or cause public controversy.
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