amige: AI image & video detector. check if an image, video or text is AI-generated. is it real? or is it?know
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How an amige. scan works, step by step. First, the content you drop — an image, video, or text — is read for signal. Before any verdict, amige. takes two quick looks that guide the scan but never score it: a routing hint that points toward the detectors most likely to read this kind of content well, and a novelty check that notices when something is unusual so the engine treads more carefully. The novelty check only flags that the content is unusual; it never claims what made it, and it is not a new-generator detector. Next, a panel of independent detectors — built by different teams on different data — each weigh in on their own. They do not all agree, and the disagreement is kept on display, not averaged away. Their readings are then fused and calibrated into a single estimate: combining only tempers confidence, it never inflates it, and the result is capped so a verdict never reads 0 percent or 100 percent. The outcome is one of three honest calls — likely AI, likely human, or uncertain — always a probability, never a proof. When the panel splits or the content is unusual, amige. holds the verdict back as uncertain rather than guess. The readings shown in the animation are illustrative of a single scan and are not accuracy claims.