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Knowledge Regarding Deepfake

CIO Applications Europe| Monday, June 20, 2022
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Deepfake technology may get applied to establish new identities and steal actual people's identities.

Fremont, CA: Deepfake is artificial intelligence (AI) that can generate believable spoof visuals, sounds, and videos. The phrase "deepfake" joins the notion of deep learning with anything fictitious.

Deepfake collects bogus pictures and audio and patches them with machine learning techniques. Thus, it invents individuals and events which does not exist or didn't happen.

Deepfake technology is most utilized for harmful objectives, such as deceiving the public by disseminating incorrect information or propaganda. Deepfake films, for example, might represent a global leader or celebrity stating something they did not say, which is sometimes called "fake news" that modifies public perception.

Deepfake technology may get applied to a broad range of heinous crimes, including:

Scams and Hoaxes

Cybercriminals may use Deepfake technology to produce frauds, fraudulent claims, and hoaxes to disrupt and subvert organizations. An attacker, such as, may fabricate a video showing a top executive admitting to illegal behavior, for example, financial fraud or making false statements about the organization's activities. Apart from the time and money it would take to deny, this might significantly impact the company's brand, reputation and credibility, and stock value.

Celebrity Pornography

Nonconsensual pornography, which mainly accounts for up to 96 % of deepfakes, primarily on the internet, is a big concern posed by deepfake. Most stuff gets aimed at celebrities, and Deepfake technology also gets used to construct bogus revenge porn instances.

Election Manipulation

Deepfake films get used to distribute fake movies of international leaders such as Donald Trump and Barack Obama, raising worries that they get accustomed to manipulating elections. There was substantial worry.

Identity Theft and Financial Fraud

Deepfake technology may be adapted to set up new identities and steal actual people's identities. Attackers utilize technology to manufacture fraudulent papers or impersonate their victim's voices, enabling them to open accounts or purchase things while pretending to be that person.

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