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CTForensics: A Comprehensive Dataset and Method for AI-Generated CT Image Detection

Recent advances in generative AI have made synthetic Computed Tomography (CT) images increasingly realistic, enabling promising applications in medical data augmentation while raising serious concerns about clinical safety and data trustworthiness. Detecting AI-generated CT images remains challenging for two key reasons: existing benchmarks cover only limited generation sources, and many detectors are adapted from natural-image forensics without explicitly modeling CT-specific imaging properties. In this paper, we introduce CTForensics, a dataset for detecting AI-generated CT images. CTForensics contains 75,990 2D CT images, including a dedicated test benchmark of 29,990 balanced authenti...

AuthorsYiheng Li, Zichang Tan, Guoqing Xu et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published2 March 2026
Last updated at source6 July 2026
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