UPES Runway Invests ₹25 Lakh In Deep-Tech Startup Reagvis Labs

UPES Runway, the startup incubator at UPES, has invested ₹25 lakh through equity participation in Reagvis Labs, a startup working on AI-based tools for deepfake detection, document forgery detection, digital identity verification and digital content authentication.

The investment comes through The Pitch, UPES Runway's initiative to identify and back AI-focused startups. More importantly, it points to the growing space around technologies designed not to generate synthetic content, but to determine what can be trusted in an increasingly synthetic digital environment.

The Trust Problem Is Moving Beyond Deepfakes

The deepfake discussion has often focused on manipulated videos. But for enterprises, the wider issue is verification.

A business may need to establish whether a document has been altered, whether an identity is genuine, or whether an image, video or audio file represents authentic information.

Reagvis Labs says it is developing capabilities across media manipulation detection, identity and content verification, and KYC across...

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