AI Signal Forensics · Seoul, Korea

Measured evidence for the AI era.

Korea AI Forensic Labs analyzes audio for signals of AI generation and manipulation, and delivers precision measurement reports prepared for courts, investigators, and rights organizations.

OPEN ANALYSIS CONSOLE HOW WE WORK
Services

What we analyze

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VOICE FORENSICS

A questioned recording is compared against verified reference recordings of the speaker. We measure synthetic-speech signals, identity consistency, and traces of editing, and localize every finding on the timeline. Designed for fraud investigations, impersonation disputes, and contested recordings.

02

MUSIC FORENSICS

A full track is analyzed for AI-generation signals, section by section and instrument by instrument. Where AI signals are observed, further signature analysis narrows their likely origin. Designed for copyright societies, distributors, and platforms facing AI-generated submissions.

03

EVIDENCE REPORTS

Every analysis is delivered as a structured measurement report: cryptographic file integrity, methodology, measured values, time-localized findings, and the limitations of each measurement, stated plainly. Prepared for submission to courts and investigative agencies.

Principles

We measure. We do not adjudicate.

Our reports state which signals were detected, where, and at what measured strength, together with the supporting evidence. Whether a recording is “fake” is a determination that rests with courts and investigators, and we believe that is exactly where it should rest.

When the signal is not decisive, we say so.

A measurement that cannot support a conclusion is reported as such. We consider a disciplined “inconclusive” more valuable to justice than a confident guess.

Every limitation is disclosed.

Each measured value is reported within its verified operating range. Nothing is hidden to make a finding look stronger than it is.

Designed for courts and legal counsel, law enforcement, copyright societies, music distributors, platforms, and broadcasters.

Our analysis begins with sound. Image and video forensics are in development.