US EditionTech Experts See Rising Threat of GenAI Deepfakes, FBI Warns of "Generative Adversarial Networks"
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Ronnie Liang alarmed after identity used by scammers
Ronnie Liang issued a warning to his followers after he was informed that scammers have been using his photos and even his voice to produce deepfake videos. The singer took to his Instagram page on Thursday, June 19, to show the deepfake video in which he supposedly greeted a fan. Liang also shared screenshots of the scammers’ conversations with their victims. “This is a fake video! Do not believe this!” he said in the caption. “This video is ve…
Deepfakes are artificial intelligence techniques that create or manipulate images, videos, and audios to produce false but very realistic content. They are mainly based on machine learning techniques, such as adversarial generative networks (GANs), which allow the creation of synthetic content by learning existing data patterns. They can be used to spread false news or manipulate public opinions by presenting misleadingly real content. At a time…
CZ Highlights AI Deepfake Dangers as Hackers Target Trusted Link
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has sounded a fresh alarm on the growing threat of AI-powered deepfakes, after a chilling real-life hack compromised Japanese crypto advocate Mai Fujimoto during a routine video call. The incident has renewed calls for stricter security habits as criminals wield advanced AI to breach even trusted communication channels. A Case Study in Modern Hacking On June 20, Fujimoto, better known online as Miss Bitcoin, n…
CZ Warns of Deepfake Scams The VR Soldier
There is a new wave of cyber attacks targeting crypto executives, and this time, they are using AI-powered deepfake technology. Changpeng Zhao (CZ), the CEO of Binance, has joined others in warning about this growing threat. These deepfake impersonation attacks are becoming more sophisticated, making it harder to trust what we see online. This is especially dangerous for people in the crypto industry, who are often targeted by hackers. In the pa…
A video recently went viral in Hungary, showing a secret government campaign material about postponing the elections. The footage was quickly revealed to be a fake created using artificial intelligence. Although it may have seemed new to many, the political use of so-called “deepfake technology” has long been known around the world. It has also been used to spread fake news and manipulated content in the United States, India, Indonesia, Germany …
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