Nuanced detects AI fraud, deepfakes, and misinformation. We have created the most accurate AI-generated image detection technology that exists today. We train our proprietary models continuously to keep up with new generative AI technologies as they emerge.
Founder and CEO of Nuanced. Formerly at GitHub for 7+ years. MSc in CS from University of Oxford + engineering valedictorian from University of Waterloo.
Hi, We’re Ayman and Dylan, co-founders of Nuanced.
TL;DR: Nuanced detects AI-generated images. We help companies like dating apps, ad platforms, news sites, and marketplaces distinguish human-authored materials from AI-generated content.
No one wants to lose users because of fake AI content. Consumers lose trust in a platform flooded with AI-generated content, risking churn and reputational damage.
As AI-generated content surges, distinguishing it from human-made material becomes vital for trust and authenticity. Existing detection technologies fall short, resulting in a $78B annual deepfake expense, and amplify growing problems such as misinformation and identity verification.
Our solution has three parts:
With Nuanced, you’ll never have to compromise user privacy, build costly internal systems, or take on complex integrations.
Nuanced provides a service that identifies AI-generated image content. Our models are trained on a wide array of architectures, such as Dalle-3, Midjourney, and SDXL, with continuous integration of data from the latest AI image generators. As AI-generated images evolve, so do we.
Dylan and I met while studying engineering at the University of Waterloo. Each of us brings over a decade of tech industry experience. I was on GitHub's engineering team for over 7 years, addressing challenges like scaling abuse mitigation for 100+ million users. While at GitHub, I saw AI-driven threats evolve and evade traditional detection techniques, which led me to found Nuanced.
Dylan has a decade of machine learning experience spanning industry and academia, culminating in a 6-year tenure as an Applied AI Scientist at Amazon.
We both agreed that online content creation and consumption were rapidly changing, making it harder to discern reality from convincing hallucinations.