The NTI Foundation has included the startup aIDeepFake in its development program for Russian technology companies. The startup, founded in July 2024 and based in Skolkovo, has no revenue and reported a net loss of 690,000 ₽ for 2025. The company currently operates without permanent staff, utilizing an outsourcing model for development.
The aIDeepFake system performs multimodal analysis of audio and video in real time to detect deepfakes. According to the developers, the solution achieves over 95% accuracy with a latency of less than 100 ms. It can be deployed on-premises via API, allowing organizations to process data without using external cloud services.
The startup is currently conducting pilot projects with three of Russia's top 10 banks, with one pilot completed and two ongoing. Additionally, the company is in the process of signing implementation agreements with two major insurance firms. The NTI Foundation is assisting the project in finding commercial customers and investors.
The software is designed for banks, government agencies, and corporate security departments to prevent fraud, such as identity substitution during loan applications or job interviews. It also aims to identify AI-generated avatars used by employees to attend virtual meetings.
