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RA-Det: Towards Universal Detection of AI-Generated Images via Robustness Asymmetry

Recent image generators produce photo-realistic content that undermines the reliability of downstream recognition systems. As visual appearance cues become less pronounced, appearance-driven detectors that rely on forensic cues or high-level representations lose stability. This motivates a shift from appearance to behavior, focusing on how images respond to controlled perturbations rather than how they look. In this work, we identify a simple and universal behavioral signal. Natural images preserve stable semantic representations under small, structured perturbations, whereas generated images exhibit markedly larger feature drift. We refer to this phenomenon as robustness asymmetry and pr...

AuthorsXinchang Wang, Yunhao Chen, Yuechen Zhang et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published2 March 2026
Last updated at source29 July 2026
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