The third edition of the AI4MFDD workshop will take place at the 19th European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV 2026) in Malmö, Sweden, September 8 – 12th, 2026. AI4MFDD 2026 is intended to disseminate recent developments in AI-enabled multimedia forensics and disinformation detection methods.  AI4MFDD 2026 attracts international participants not only from academia but also from law enforcement, industry, and end-users. We invite submissions on the following topics, especially solutions that leverage multiple modalities in the data, i.e., video/images, audio, and text:

• Multimedia forgery detection
• Forensic techniques for multimedia repurposing detection
• Deepfake detection and deepfake dataset creation
• Multimedia content integrity verification and copyright protection through intrinsic and extrinsic data
• Techniques to quantitatively assess the credibility of multimedia data
• Disinformation detection and disinformation dataset creation, including the analysis and detection of propaganda and hoaxes
• Online platform provenance analysis methods that reveal the sharing history of multimedia data
• Analysis of disinformation creation and distribution through social networks
• Sybil nodes and Sybil network detection
• Anti-forensics and counter anti-forensics measures
• Novel application of techniques to multimedia forensic cases, particularly those involving law enforcement and industry

Papers accepted to and presented at AI4MFDD2026 will be published by Springer and/or the European Computer Vision Association (ECVA).

Visit www.warwick.ac.uk/siplab/ai4mfdd2026 for more details.

Paper submission deadline: June 24th,2026

Decision to authors: July 22nd, 2026

Camera-ready paper submission deadline: August 15th, 2026

Workshop date: September 8th or 9th, 2026

AI4MFDD 2026 Organizers