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Origin Lens: A Privacy-First Mobile Framework for Cryptographic Image Provenance and AI Detection

arXiv 2602.03423 ↗First posted 3 Feb 2026cs.CR cs.CV cs.CYcited by 2

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Abstract (arXiv)

The proliferation of generative AI poses challenges for information integrity assurance, requiring systems that connect model governance with end-user verification. We present Origin Lens, a privacy-first mobile framework that targets visual disinformation through a layered verification architecture. Unlike server-side detection systems, Origin Lens performs cryptographic image provenance verification and AI detection locally on the device via a Rust/Flutter hybrid architecture. Our system integrates multiple signals - including cryptographic provenance, generative model fingerprints, and optional retrieval-augmented verification - to provide users with graded confidence indicators at the point of consumption. We discuss the framework's alignment with regulatory requirements (EU AI Act, DSA) and its role in verification infrastructure that complements platform-level mechanisms.

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  2. 2018Noiseprint: a CNN-based camera model fingerprintcited by 114
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  1. 2026The Orthogonal Vulnerabilities of Generative AI Watermarks: A Comparative Empirical Benchmark of Spatial and Latent Provenance
  2. 2025MAIF: Enforcing AI Trust and Provenance with an Artifact-Centric Agentic Paradigm
  3. 2025Provenance of AI-Generated Images: A Vector Similarity and Blockchain-based Approach
  4. 2026Origin Is All You Need: Provenance-Aware Transformers for Structural Trust-Boundary Separation
  5. 2025Beyond Known Fakes: Generalized Detection of AI-Generated Images via Post-hoc Distribution Alignment
  6. 2026GPT4o-Receipt: A Dataset and Human Study for AI-Generated Document Forensics
  7. 2026A Behavioral Fingerprint for Large Language Models: Provenance Tracking via Refusal Vectors
  8. 2026Dual-Guard: Dual-Channel Latent Watermarking for Provenance and Tamper Localization in Diffusion Images