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AI deepfakes a concern for PHL companies - BusinessWorld Online

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PHILIPPINE companies must upgrade detection and infiltration methods to protect consumers against artificial intelligence-(AI) generated deepfakes, according to mobile app security solutions provider Appdome. “The reality is the line between what’s real and not real is not that bright anymore, and so it’s very hard for the average consumer to know when something’s fake versus when it’s not,” Tom Tovar, co-creator and CEO of Appdome, said in an i…
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iProov Study Reveals Deepfake Blindspot Only 0.1% of People Can Accurately Detect AI-Generated Deepfakes Most Consumers Can’t Identify AI-Generated Fakes - LionhearTV

New research from iProov, the world's leading provider of science-based solutions for biometric identity verification, reveals that most people can’t identify deepfakes – those incredibly realistic AI-generated videos and images often designed to impersonate people. The study tested 2,000 UK and US consumers, exposing them to a series of real and deepfake content. The results

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AI deepfakes a concern for PHL companies - BusinessWorld Online

PHILIPPINE companies must upgrade detection and infiltration methods to protect consumers against artificial intelligence-(AI) generated deepfakes, according to mobile app security solutions provider Appdome. “The reality is the line between what’s real and not real is not that bright anymore, and so it’s very hard for the average consumer to know when something’s fake versus when it’s not,” Tom Tovar, co-creator and CEO of Appdome, said in an i…

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2000 people took a deepfake test—only 2 got it right

As deepfake technology advances, concerns over misinformation and identity theft are rising, highlighted by a recent iProov study revealing that most individuals struggle to distinguish between real and AI-generated content. The study involved 2,000 participants across the UK and US, exposing them to a mix of genuine and deepfake images and videos. Alarmingly, only 0.1% of participants, totaling just two individuals, could accurately differentia…

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