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Introducing Kled-FD 0.1, the world's best fraud detection and dataset cleaning pipeline. The first all in one system capable of detecting AI generated content, near duplicates, stolen and plagiarized media, screenshots, manipulated and spliced content, NSFW and explicit material, minors and age sensitive content, sensitive and harmful content, and...

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