Enhancing Mobile Multimedia Trustworthiness through Federated AI-based Content Authentication: Enhancing Mobile Multimedia

Abstract

The rapid proliferation of mobile devices and multimedia content has led to an increased need for ensuring trustworthiness and authentication of the shared data. Traditional centralized methods have proven to be insufficient in maintaining privacy and addressing scalability issues. This paper presents a novel approach to enhancing mobile multimedia trustworthiness through the application of Federated AI-based content authentication techniques. By leveraging the benefits of distributed machine learning and edge computing, our proposed framework efficiently authenticates multimedia data while preserving user privacy and reducing latency. Our system employs a federated learning model that trains AI algorithms on local devices, allowing them to collaboratively build a robust and accurate authentication model. Additionally, this research introduces a blockchain-based decentralized trust management system to further enhance the integrity and traceability of the authentication process. Through extensive evaluations, this research demonstrate that our proposed framework significantly improves the trustworthiness of mobile multimedia content while minimizing the overhead and resource consumption associated with traditional centralized approaches.