ZeroGPT Launches AI Video Detector, Expanding Detection Across Text, Images and Video

New service extends ZeroGPT's AI-content detection capabilities into video as synthetic media becomes more widespread

San Francisco, California--(Newsfile Corp. - August 11, 2026) - ZeroGPT has launched its AI Video Detector, expanding the company's AI-content detection capabilities beyond text and images to include video. The new service is designed to assess whether video content shows signs of artificial intelligence generation or manipulation, giving ZeroGPT detection coverage across three major digital content formats: text, images and video.

The launch represents the latest expansion of ZeroGPT's detection platform. AI text detection remains the company's core area of focus, while its existing AI Image Detector addresses AI-generated visual content. The addition of video detection extends that framework to another rapidly developing form of synthetic media.

Generative AI has increasingly moved beyond written content into images, audio and video, creating new challenges around identifying how digital material was produced. Video presents a particularly relevant development because synthetic footage, deepfakes and AI-generated visual sequences are becoming more accessible as generation technologies advance.

ZeroGPT's new detector adds video analysis to its existing set of content-verification tools, allowing users to assess different media formats through separate detection processes developed for each type of content.

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"Generative AI has created a new trust gap across the internet and in professional and academic environments," Rawad Baroud, CEO and co-founder of ZeroGPT, has previously said when discussing AI-generated content and digital authenticity.

The introduction of video detection builds on that broader focus. Rather than limiting AI-content assessment to written material, ZeroGPT can now address whether text, images or video may show characteristics associated with artificial intelligence generation.

Expanding Beyond Text Detection

ZeroGPT initially established its platform around AI text detection, designed to assess whether written content displays patterns associated with machine-generated language.

The company later added image detection as AI-generated visuals became more common. With the launch of its AI Video Detector, ZeroGPT has extended that progression into moving visual content.

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