US EditionUS Enacts Take It Down Act to Fight Non-Consensual Deepfakes
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Bunkers in Yellowstone: Deepfake Vid Uses Real Journalists to Promote Fake Housing
No, the Trump Administration is not trying to sell 5,000 acres of Yellowstone National Park to build apocalypse-ready “ranger housing.” And no, there is not a company called Bunkers4Everyone lobbying Congress to begin construction on these “eco-friendly housing solutions” (even though you’ll find a very official-looking press release listed on the AP News site). But even GearJunkie editors weren’t immediately sure of those truths after the first…
In different digital platforms videos circulate, simulating faces and voices, mainly of public figures that can be achieved through deepfake, a phenomenon that is not new globally, but in recent years has been popularized by the rise of applications of Artificial Intelligence (IA) that generate this digital danger. For Raymond Orta, director of the Venezuelan Institute of Technological Law (INDEVET), anyone on social networks is exposed to the c…
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