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The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology informed the Delhi High Court that AI-based scam content has risen post-elections, with a significant increase in deepfakes targeting women. Deepfake technology, which allows manipulation of videos, audio, and images, is challenging to detect. The Centre stressed the need for large-scale campaigns to educate users about deepfakes and the necessity of regulations to address the issue.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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