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theverge ai · July 17, 2026

TikTok lets creators hunt deepfakes — but you must hand over your ID first

tiktok is testing an opt-in tool for creators to detect ai deepfakes using their likeness, requiring verification via jumio. this shifts the moderation burden to creators.

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tiktok has begun testing a tool that lets creators proactively scan the platform for ai-generated content using their likeness without their permission. the opt-in system requires identity verification through jumio, involving a real-time selfie scan and government id, which tiktok states is used only for matching purposes and not retained. once verified, creators can review detected content and report unauthorized posts or accounts. this development mirrors youtube's recent release of a comparable tool, signaling a shift toward personal responsibility in managing generative ai abuses.

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