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MTOR: Generalizable AI-Generated Video Detection with Multimodal Semantics and Temporal Over-Regularity

The rapid evolution of video generation has narrowed the perceptual gap between authentic and synthetic videos, making generalizable AI-generated video detection increasingly challenging. Existing detectors predominantly rely on visual representations, leaving caption-derived textual semantics underexplored. Meanwhile, temporal regularity in fine-grained visual representations has received limited attention. We find that caption-derived textual representations provide complementary discriminative cues to global visual representations. Our analysis further reveals that AI-generated videos exhibit stronger temporal persistence and lower temporal variability, a pattern we term temporal over-...

AuthorsHang Wang, Chao Shen, Lei Zhang et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published5 October 2026
Last updated at source5 October 2026
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