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extended to classify logos into several categories, such as as blending logos with background images or using design
authentic, counterfeit, or "uncertain," helping in tricks.
situations where the distinction between authentic and  Future Scope:
fake logos is difficult.
· Adversarial Training: To make the system more
· Multi-Lingual Support: Incorporating logos with text in robust, adversarial training techniques could be
various languages, as well as logos with embedded employed, where the model is trained to identify logos
symbols and graphics, could enhance the system’s that have been manipulated to appear authentic by using
applicability in global markets. subtle image modifications.
5. Explainable AI (XAI) for Transparency · Deepfake Detection Techniques: Applying principles
 Current Limitation: from deepfake detection systems can help in recognizing
The decision-making process of deep learning models like logos that have been altered or digitally manipulated to
CNNs can be seen as a "black box," where the model’s avoid detection.
reasoning for classifying a logo as fake or authentic is not
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