💨 Abstract
Deepfakes, facilitated by AI, are increasingly being used to impersonate officials and executives, posing security threats to governments and businesses. Recent incidents include deepfakes of Secretary of State Marco Rubio and former President Joe Biden. These synthetic media can extract sensitive information, access networks, or alter behavior. Corporations and financial institutions are particularly vulnerable. Solutions include better laws, digital literacy, and AI-based detection tools.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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