Survey of deep face manipulation and fake detection
XIE Tian1,2, YU Lingyun3,2, LUO Changwei4,5, XIE Hongtao3, ZHANG Yongdong3,2
1. AHU-IAI AI Joint Laboratory, Anhui University, Hefei 230601, China; 2. Institute of Artificial Intelligence, Hefei Comprehensive National Science Center, Hefei 230088, China; 3. The School of Information Science and Technology, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei 230027, China; 4. Department of Electronic Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China; 5. Academy of Military Sciences, Beijing 100091, China
Abstract：[Significance] Deep face manipulation technology involves the generation and manipulation of human imagery by different strategies, such as identity swapping or face reenactment between the source face and the target face. On the one hand, the rise of deep face manipulation has inspired a series of applications, including video making and advertising marketing. On the other hand, because face manipulation technology is usually open source or packaged as APPs for free distribution, it makes the threshold of tampering technology lower, resulting in the proliferation of fake videos. Moreover, when face manipulation technology is maliciously used by criminals to produce fake news, especially for important military and political officials, it will guide and intervene in public opinion, posing a great threat to national security and social stability. Therefore, the research on deep face forgery detection technology is particularly important. Hence, it is necessary to summarize the existing research to rationally guide deep face manipulation and detection technology.[Progress] Nowadays, deep face manipulation technology can be roughly divided into four types, namely, identity swapping, face reenactment, face editing, and face synthesis. Deepfakes bring real-world identity swapping to a new level of fidelity. The region-aware face-swapping network provides the identity information of source characters from local and global perspectives, making the generated faces more natural. In the field of facial reenactment, Wav2lip uses pretrained lip synchro models as expert models, encouraging the model to generate natural and accurate lip movements. In the field of face editing, FENeRF, a three-dimensional perception generator based on a neural radiation field, aligns semantic, geometric, and texture information in spatial domain and improves the consistency of the generated image between different perspectives while ensuring that the face can be edited. In the field of face synthesis, Anyface proposes a cross-modal distillation module for the alignment of language and visual representation, realizing the use of text information to generate more diversified face images. Deep face forgery detection technology can be roughly divided into image-level forgery detection and video-level forgery detection methods. In the image-level methods, SBI proposes a self-blended technique to generate realistic fake face images with data augmentation, effectively improving the generalization ability of the model. M2TR proposes a multimodal and multi-scale Transformer model to detect local artifacts at different levels of the image in spatial. Frequency domain features are also added as auxiliary information to ensure the forgery detection ability of the model for highly compressed images. In the video-level methods, RealForensics learns the natural correspondence between the face and audio in a real video in a self-supervised way, enhancing the generalization and robustness of the model.[Conclusions and Prospects] Presently, deep face manipulation and detection technologies are rapidly developing, and various corresponding technologies are in the process of continuous update and iteration. First, this survey reviews the deep face manipulation and detection methods and discusses their strengths and weaknesses. Second, the common datasets and the evaluation results of different manipulation and detection methods are summarized. Finally, the main challenges of face manipulation and fake detection are discussed, and the possible research direction in the future is pointed out.
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