Redesigning 'Accountability' in the AI Image Era: Recrie Launches Image Authenticity Verification Platform 'EJIS LENS'

Recrie Inc. (Headquarters: Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture; CEO: Yoshitaka Higaki) has officially announced the AI image forensics solution 'EJIS LENS.' EJIS LENS is a cloud-based image verification platform developed to address rapidly escalating 'image risks,' such as AI-generated/modified images, unauthorized reproduction, and the inclusion of materials with unknown origins. It provides a one-stop environment for AI modification detection (forensic analysis), web-based similar/identical image search, and copyright infringement risk estimation, allowing users to instantly judge at the operational level whether an image is safe to use. With the rapid evolution of generative AI, risks such as AI-generated images circulating as real photos or materials of unknown origin being shared within organizations are expanding. For organizations that disseminate information to society—such as local governments, media, public relations, advertising, and education—the 'reliability of images' is becoming directly linked to organizational credibility. Recrie designed and developed EJIS LENS from scratch with the goal of 'transforming image verification from a personal task into an organizational infrastructure.' EJIS LENS is not just a tool for inspecting images; it is designed as a system that records 'confirmed facts' as logs and shares them across the entire organization. Key features include AI modification/generation detection using nine analysis modules, web-based similar/identical image search, copyright infringement risk estimation, and team operation functions that manage analysis history and approval flows in the cloud. Moving forward, through academic collaboration with Hiroshima University, the company plans to advance fake content detection and multimodal analysis, aiming to develop it as a next-generation reliability infrastructure.