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Changelog
What's new in Scam AI detection — models, APIs, and product.
Command-line tool and SDK 0.1.3
Run detection from a terminal with @scam-ai/cli. The Node and Python SDKs and the MCP server move to 0.1.3 the same day.
MCP server for AI agents
Gives an AI agent one tool that checks a file, a video or a URL against the detection API, over the Model Context Protocol. Published as @scam-ai/mcp-server.
Official SDKs for Node and Python
@scam-ai/sdk for Node and TypeScript and scamai for Python wrap the detection API, so an integration is an install and a key.
Halo launches for Windows
Real-time deepfake detection for live Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet calls, running on the device's Snapdragon NPU. No video or audio is sent to the cloud.
Halo announced with Qualcomm at Computex 2026
An on-device deepfake detection model for live video calls, shown on Qualcomm's booth in Taipei.
No-code detection and self-serve sign-up
Sign up and check media in the browser, with no API integration needed to get started.
Detection model update
Higher accuracy and faster results, support for 4K video, and stronger audio deepfake detection.
AI-generated image and video detection
Detection of images and video made by generative AI tools such as Midjourney and DALL·E.
Audio deepfake detection
Voice-clone detection for MP3, WAV and AAC audio.
SOC 2 Type I and GDPR compliance
A SOC 2 Type I report on our security controls, and GDPR compliance.
First public detection model
Our first deepfake detection model, for images and video.
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