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  • Updated: May 09, 2023

Deepfake: Where AI Can Stick In Our Throats Like Fishbones

Deepfake: Where AI Can Stick In Our Throats Like Fishbones

The Dangers of Deepfake PHOTO CREDIT: CNBC

Deepfake technology is revolutionising the way we interact with artificial intelligence.

By using deep learning algorithms, deepfake technology can generate realistic images and videos of people that do not actually exist. 

This technology has the potential to revolutionise the way we interact with AI, allowing us to create more realistic and engaging experiences.  

Deepfake technology is also being used to create more realistic and engaging virtual reality experiences, allowing us to explore new worlds and experiences without leaving our homes.

What to do When Deepfake Tends To Get Out of Control?

To put it mildly, technology appears to be getting out of control. With Deepfake creeping into lives, it makes it so easy to mistake what is real and what is not.

According to experts, deepfake is also the most dangerous artificial intelligence crime of the future.

For example, University College London's 2020 DeepFake report contains important information about the risks posed by this technology in the future.

Deepfake is getting extremely out of control these days. The Internet is blown with images of Papa wearing a white coat or Trump getting arrested.

How to Understand Whether Deepfake is the Culprit

According to the authors, deepfakes are one of these methods because they are very difficult to detect.

There are certain points where deepfake has been handled in the context of crime so far.

The first of these is to produce fake porn, as seen in the example of Scarlett Johansson.

It is also known that people whose faces are used are blackmailed through them.

Recently we have seen some fake kidnapping news. A woman got some blackmail from those who claimed to kidnap their daughter and it turned out to be fake. 

Technological developments also create some security problems for the modern world as well.  Another is to defraud people through investment advice using the faces of famous names.

Conclusion

With the possibilities already woven around deepfake, many institutions are potential victims, especially marriage institutions.

For example, any revenge porn stalker can wake up with a vindictive idea that culminates in using deepfake to generate porn images or videos involving their married ex.

This way, it is very easy to destroy homes and marriages.

It is therefore of utmost importance for IT data security experts as well as lawmakers to put heads together to reproduce very strong pre-emptive laws. 

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