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Kaspersky warns companies to be vigilant as cyber criminals use readily available tools to create deepfakes.

“There’s a shock to seeing images of yourself that someone could think are real." (Photo by NDZ/Star Max/GC Images) Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, also referred to by her initials AOC, broke her silence on being the latest victim to AI technology.

AI deepfakes are now starting to use likenesses of influencers to promote scams and misinformation online.

Asks global digital companies to fix their platforms

In one high school in Ontario, Canada, parents are alarmed to discover a "disturbing situation" about the spread of AI-generated fake nude photos of some students.

ChatGPT-maker, OpenAI, is the latest tech giant to develop voice cloning software - but its not releasing it to the public.

The rise of improved technology also means more savvy internet scams. Find out more about what to look for and how to stay protected.

Deepfakes are threatening privacy and security. Detection methods using deep learning aim to combat this but theres a long way to go.

By focusing on the most high-profile electoral races in the U.S., media and government officials are leaving broad swaths of the democratic process vulnerable.

One firm recently got attacked with a phishing fraud where its email system was breached, and an attacker posed as an employee and asked a customer to transfer money to another bank account.