Detect
Find manipulated video, images and audio.
Lolly uses AI to detect manipulated images, videos and audio involving your brand or executives, helping your team identify impersonation risks, investigate the source and respond faster.
Why it matters
AI-generated and manipulated media can spread faster than traditional verification workflows.
Lolly combines identity matching, manipulation analysis and forensic evidence so teams can understand what requires action.
Find manipulated video, images and audio.
Assess how and how much media was manipulated.
Match manipulated media to your people and brand.
Prioritize the deepfakes that need a response.
How it works
Set executive reference images, brand assets and entities to monitor.
Identify images, videos and audio that may be synthetic or manipulated.
Use facial matching, manipulation scoring and frame-level analysis to investigate.
Capture evidence and manipulation indicators that support review.
Escalate confirmed threats into reputation, legal or takedown workflows.
The video matches your CEO’s reference library and shows manipulation in 62% of frames.
The audio carries cloned-voice indicators and does not match recorded interviews.
It has been reposted by 14 accounts in the last six hours.
Ask Ana what synthetic media was detected, who or what it involves, and what evidence supports the finding.
The workflow
Use cases
Detect synthetic media involving public-facing leaders.
It monitors images, videos and audio for manipulation or synthetic generation that could create brand or executive risk.
Yes. The capability includes frame-level analysis and manipulation scoring.
Yes. Lolly supports synthetic and cloned audio detection.
Yes. Captured media can be matched against an executive reference photo library.
Yes. The capability includes forensic evidence and manipulation heatmaps.
Ana can summarize findings, explain the evidence and help teams prioritize synthetic-media risks.
Detect manipulated media, understand the evidence and coordinate a response before synthetic content becomes a larger reputation issue.
See it in action