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Creating realistic deepfakes is getting easier than ever. Fighting back may take even more AI
- Advances in artificial intelligence have made creating realistic deepfakes easier than ever, impacting security for governments, businesses, and individuals as trust becomes the most valuable currency of the digital age.
- To combat these challenges, new laws, increased digital literacy, and advanced technical solutions are needed.
- The financial industry is particularly vulnerable as anyone with a laptop can convincingly impersonate someone.
- Using another AI program trained to detect flaws in deepfakes may be the best method for identifying these threats.
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AI deepfakes threaten trust in government, business
KEY TAKEAWAYS: Deepfakes impersonating U.S. officials pose security risks North Korean hackers use AI to infiltrate tech companies AI-driven job scams expected to grow rapidly Experts use AI tools to detect and combat deepfakes The phone rings. It’s the secretary of state calling. Or is it? For Washington insiders, seeing and hearing is no longer believing, thanks to a spate of recent incidents involving deepfakes impersonating top officia…
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