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TriDF: Evaluating Perception, Detection, and Hallucination for Interpretable DeepFake Detection

CVPR 2026 · Vision-language and multimodal › Multimodal LLMs · approach: Interleaved image-text generation with MLLMs · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces TriDF, a benchmark of about 5K real-fake pairs across 16 DeepFake types and three modalities that evaluates MLLMs on artifact perception, binary detection, and explanation hallucination.

Problem

Existing DeepFake benchmarks only provide binary labels or narrow coverage, and they do not measure whether MLLM-based detectors' explanations are grounded in real artifacts or hallucinated.

Approach

A triadic benchmark (Perception, Detection, Hallucination) built on human-annotated artifact taxonomy (quality vs. semantic) with one-to-one real-fake pairs, using an external LLM to map free-form explanations to artifact labels instead of LLM judges, and metrics Cover, CHAIR, Hal and F-beta score.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: FaceForensics++ FFHQ CelebAMaskHQ CelebA-HQ VGGFace2 Emu Edit GEdit-Bench ImgEdit OmniContext MS-COCO Flickr30k LAION-Aesthetics

Benchmarks: TriDF

Metrics: accuracy F1 Cover CHAIR Hal F0.5 score

Baselines: FakeShield FakeVLM Random Choice

Builds on: FakeBench LOKI CHAIR THRONE

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