Deepfakes, which are AI-generated audio and video manipulations, are rapidly evolving and pose significant challenges, particularly in the political arena. Experts warn that these sophisticated deepfakes could be used to create fake political endorsements ahead of the General Election, making it difficult for the average person to distinguish between real and fake content. Global futurist Rohit Talwar emphasizes the growing sophistication of this technology. A study highlights the potential impact on Indian politics and beyond. New techniques to combat audio deepfakes have emerged, with a recent FTC challenge identifying three effective methods to thwart voice clones. Additionally, researchers from the Brookings Institution caution against false claims of deepfakes, which can further complicate the issue during election periods.
Watch out for false claims of deepfakes, in addition to actual deepfakes, this election year. @dan_schiff, @kaylynjackson, and @nataliasbueno explain their recent research: https://t.co/7Evho7rWKj
New Techniques Emerge to Stop Audio Deepfakes A recent FTC challenge crowned three ways to thwart nefarious voice clones https://t.co/jBEBlZN8By
Artificial intelligence-generated deepfakes could be used to create fake political endorsements ahead of the General Election, a study has warned. Global futurist Rohit Talwar: “The tech is becoming so good that it’s pretty hard to distinguish for the average person.” @Iromg https://t.co/69JTe8fEta
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A guide to spotting audio and video deepfakes—from a professor who’s studied them for two decades: https://t.co/PHXjBkifqr
India’s elections are a glimpse of the AI-driven future of democracy. Politicians are using audio and video deepfakes of themselves to reach voters—who may have no idea they’ve been talking to a clone. https://t.co/JGFbP9c8sB