Bashayer Al Salami, a cybersecurity researcher from the UAE, has developed an innovative AI-powered platform named Deepy that detects deepfakes in images, videos, and audio. This initiative arises from her master's research at Zayed University, focusing on the challenges posed by AI-generated manipulations. As deepfake technology becomes increasingly sophisticated, Al Salami highlights the importance of tools like Deepy to help users identify fabricated content. The platform employs advanced algorithms to analyze technical indicators within digital files, such as pixel patterns and lighting inconsistencies, which are often overlooked by the average viewer. Deepy is primarily aimed at government bodies, media organizations, and companies that require digital content verification. It also plans to introduce user-friendly versions for the general public. Al Salami notes that periods of crisis often see a surge in deepfake circulation, which can manipulate public opinion. By providing rapid verification, Deepy seeks to empower journalists and everyday users to critically assess material before sharing.