Mirage exposes extensive counterfeiting at 91% accuracy
The Dubai Cybersecurity Center has developed an artificial intelligence model called "Surrab" capable of detecting fake videos utilizing deepfakes technology with an accuracy of up to 91%. It analyzes short video clips starting from just 7 seconds, representing an important step toward enhancing digital trust and security amidst the rising production of fake content. "Surrab" was entirely developed by an Emirati team and is the first open-source deepfake detection model in the Arab region. It was officially launched in September 2026 during the "GISEC Global 2026" event. The model aims to address the challenges of verifying visual content authenticity amidst the proliferation of short videos and advancing deepfake techniques. It features a higher efficiency in detecting fakes within short clips compared to other models. Additionally, "Surrab" is available to developers and researchers through platforms like GitHub to support research and development in this field and to bolster efforts to protect society from fake content and digital scams.
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