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                      To overcome the third drawback, this work builds an AIGC moderation platform and designs
                      a multi-level alignment mechanism for safety standards, thereby enhancing the regulatory
                      compliance of generated content. Moreover, by leveraging the powerful capabilities of
                      multimodal large language models, the platform not only detects content authenticity but
                      also identifies manipulated regions, generates heatmap-based visualizations and provides
                      textual explanations of the model's judgment criteria to improve interpretability and user trust.


                      Proposal

                      Firstly, based on mainstream generative models such as Midjourney, GLIDE, and Stable
                      Diffusion, this case will construct a diverse AIGC dataset. Firstly, this work leverages mainstream
                      generative models to achieve comprehensive multimodal content coverage. For the text
                      modality, models such as DeepSeek V3 and Llama 4.0 are used to generate diverse types of
                      content, including news, commentary, and popular science articles. For the image modality,
                      models like GPT-4o and Imagen 4 are employed to produce images with varying resolutions,
                      subjects, and artistic styles. For the video modality, generative models such as Veo 3 and
                      Gen-4 are utilized to synthesize videos across different scenes and artistic styles. For the audio
                      modality, models like ACE-Step and Stable Audio are used to generate speech with multilingual,
                      gender-diverse, and emotionally varied characteristics. Secondly, a wide range of prompts is
                      designed to enhance the diversity and complexity of the generated content, covering various
                      cultural contexts, neutral and sensitive topics, as well as high-risk and ethically challenging
                      scenarios. Finally, each sample is accompanied by detailed metadata, including the source
                      model, input prompt, content type, post-processing operations, and multimodal association
                      identifiers, ensuring the dataset’s utility for downstream moderation and forensic research.
                      The dataset includes various content types, styles, and scenarios, providing rich training data
                      to support subsequent moderation research. Next, this case adopts an unsupervised domain
                      adaptation strategy, extracting and integrating multimodal features (text, image, audio, etc.)
                      to study general multimodal forgery detection methods, enhancing both the accuracy and
                      applicability of detection. Additionally, the case designs a multi-layered safety standard
                      alignment mechanism to balance global commonality with regional characteristics. The first
                      layer involves globally universal standard moderation, while the second layer focuses on region-
                      specific customized standard moderation. Through this hierarchical mechanism, it ensures both
                      global compliance of AIGC content and flexibility in adapting to the cultural and social needs of
                      different regions. Finally, based on the forgery detection and content moderation models, an
                      AIGC moderation platform will be developed. This platform will collaborate with social media
                      platforms to promote its demonstration application and industrialization. The platform will
                      continuously update its data and iteratively improve model performance based on test results.
                      Moreover, it will support customized moderation for different scenarios. Furthermore, the case
                      will apply for industry standards to increase the adoption and influence of AIGC moderation.
                      •    Content Moderation: Social media platforms can utilize the proposed AIGC moderation
                           platform to detect and identify misinformation, implement appropriate countermeasures
                           to limit its spread, and protect users from deception and harm. This helps ensure the
                           authenticity and credibility of disseminated AIGC content, fostering a safe and trustworthy
                           online environment for users.
                      •    Figure Protection: The proposed AIGC moderation platform is capable of detecting
                           forgery videos or audio recordings of political leaders, as well as identifying maliciously
                           altered images, fabricated news, and misleading statements. By preventing the spread of
                           such content during major political events such as elections, the platform helps safeguard






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