Today, consumer electronics maker HONOR announced two new AI features for smartphones. The company has been working on a feature to protect eye health and another to detect deepfakes.

During MWC Shanghai, HONOR showcased a couple of its latest AI innovations: AI Defocus Eye Protection and AI Deepfake Detection. According to HONOR, both features were made to run on on-device AI to function.

AI Defocus Eye Protection is said to work similarly to how defocus glasses work. The AI tool is able to make the display intentionally induce controlled defocus in the user’s peripheral visual field. As a result, the user is able to maintain clear central vision and receive visual relief as if they were wearing defocus glasses. According to the company, its AI feature can decrease transient myopia by 13 degrees on average after reading for 25 minutes.

As for the AI Deepfake Detection feature, this tool was developed to help users prevent fraud and detect digitally manipulated content during video calls. This tool spots deepfakes by analyzing frame-by-frame information such as eye contact, lighting, image clarity, and video playback. If it detects any flaws, the user will see a popup that warns them that they may be talking with someone trying to scam them.

HONOR says that AI Deepfake Detection was trained on a large dataset of videos and images related to online scams. However, doesn’t reveal where it got this content from to train its AI.

The company did not say when it plans to roll these tools out. All in all, these are interesting-sounding AI features that Google, Samsung, and others might want to consider adopting.