AI-Spy

AI-Spy focuses on one narrow but increasingly important question: is this voice real? You upload an MP3 or WAV file (or paste a link to a file) and the service runs its detection models over the audio, returning an authenticity reading plus word-level breakdowns so you can see where the signal looked synthetic. It is aimed at journalists, researchers, rights holders and compliance teams who need a fast first-pass verdict on suspicious clips.

For professional and enterprise use the platform advertises detailed reports, SOC2 certification, API access for embedding detection into existing workflows, and optional hands-on review by human audio experts. The team also offers a mobile app where you can record audio directly or submit a social media link, and the first ten submissions are free so you can test the detector before committing.

AI-Spy has received press attention, including an interview with CBS News, and positions itself around viral deepfake controversies such as AI-generated songs attributed to popular artists. Audio deepfake detection is inherently probabilistic, so treat scores as strong signals rather than absolute proof.